Two ICE watchdog volunteers arrested in Santa Ana after agents accuse them of stalking
Oct 14, 2026·Location: Santa Ana, CA

Madison Crabill, 25, and Adiline Tonoco, 33, who monitor ICE enforcement activity for the group Lucha Orange, were arrested by Santa Ana police after federal agents accused them of following and attempting to block their vehicle following an immigration operation in La Habra. The agents called police saying they feared for their safety, and officers arrested the women once they arrived at the federal immigration building and later the police station. Both were charged with resisting and delaying or obstructing a peace officer, stalking, and criminal conspiracy, and remain in custody after hiring legal representation. Crabill's father disputed the allegations, saying he has 'never been prouder' of his daughter for 'standing for constitutional rights for all of us.'
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