Far-left group hands out flyers at Michigan No Kings protest vowing to escalate ‘hostilities’ unless police, Supreme Court abolished

The flyer stated at the top in all caps, "everything comes to a head. We draw up the terms. We arrange the time and the date. Your people. And our people. We have demands. In no uncertain terms, the following conditions must be met, or hostilities will continue, and they will escalate."

"We demand that millions of nurses, temp workers, paramedics, staffers, and community members rise up, blocking the streets, taking over research centers, and raising the banner of FREE HEALTHCARE and MEDICAL AUTONOMY for everyone on US soil. And, that oppressed and brave people REVOLT against ICE, Border Patrol, Homeland Security, and local police, destroying their infrastructure, discrediting their operations, and overwhelming their personnel, returning safety and peace to our communities."

The flyer also demanded that "angry mobs storm the Supreme Court, ABOLISHING IT outright, returning power to community elders, to wayward youngsters, and to those of us who earn trust in their communities continuously because of their care and humility, not appointed authority," and called upon "renters, homeowners, and farmers to DECOMMODIFY HOUSING and land, joining forces in grassroots networks to obstruct evictions, to abolish rent, to place families and individuals into dignified housing, and to BREAK UP THE MONOPOLIES in real estate and agriculture, who prey on our need for land in order to turn unprecedented profits."

The flyer concluded, "Should we fail to observe the aforementioned demands within the allotted time, the disorder will be without parallel in modern times."

At the bottom of the flyer was an advertisement for a "Neighborhood anti-ICE Training,” which will be held at the ICC Education Center in Ann Arbor.

The Inter-Cooperative Council (ICC) Education Center is a non-profit "student operated, affordable housing co-op creating safe spaces and inclusive communities.”

On the organization’s website, it states of its mission: "We, the member-owners of the Inter-Cooperative Council, provide a home for students that equally embodies quality living, community and social equality, all within the cooperative movement. We continuously strive to maintain and improve our organization and our houses through shared work. We are committed to furthering our education by building life skills, a strong community, and personal relationships. We create and maintain a safe and affordable environment where our members feel comfortable and at home."