America's Greatest Villain: I Defeat Magic with Magic

As an "undocumented immigrant," Juan's biggest wish is to obtain legal status, and with the guidance of someone interested, he takes a rather unusual approach.

He gathered some immigrants in similar situations and formed an environmental organization.

As long as one acts extremely enough in front of the camera, waving the righteous banner of "saving the planet" and "protesting carbon emissions," one can frequently appear on the public media.

Over time, he can package himself as an "environmental pioneer".

In this way, even if he is a penniless undocumented immigrant, those show-off left-wing politicians and immigration officials will reluctantly issue him a special ability green card in order to demonstrate America's "inclusivity and progress".

So how can one frequently enter the public eye?

The simplest way is to take away other people's livelihoods and pave the way for your own green card.

For example, attracting attention by attacking a group of harmless homeless people is the real reason why Juan and his gang came here today with loudspeakers to cause trouble.

If an ordinary non-profit organization encountered this situation, it would probably have no choice but to accept its bad luck.

After all, in the minds of the American public, environmental protection is naturally politically correct.

The homeless are just a group of losers rejected by society.

This is why the nearby LAPD is unwilling to intervene even when disputes occur.

They don't want to be accused by netizens of being "accomplices in harming Mother Earth".

The only way is to use magic to defeat magic.

Unbeknownst to everyone present, Ding Wei's phone was placed among the dense foliage of a large tree, and he was live-streaming the event.

Because California, where Los Angeles is located, is a well-known "sanctuary state," ICE tends to be cautious and rarely conducts large-scale identity checks in public.

This time, however, the ICE Los Angeles office's whistleblower hotline was completely overwhelmed.

The report was extremely accurate: a group of illegal immigrants posing as environmentalists were violently beating homeless, law-abiding citizens in MacArthur Park, and the entire incident was being broadcast live on the TT platform, causing extremely negative consequences.

Although most of the middle class dislikes these homeless people, protecting the country's vulnerable groups from violence by undocumented immigrants is, in a legal sense, absolutely "politically correct."

This gave ICE a perfect excuse to intervene on the streets of Los Angeles and demonstrate law enforcement deterrence.

As the conflict escalated, especially when several vehicles bearing the ICE logo suddenly appeared in the park, the popularity of Ding Wei's live stream skyrocketed.

In the footage, a burly ICE agent is seen wielding guns in both hands, rushing at lightning speed toward a dark-skinned youth.

It was Juan, who had just jumped down from the tree!

He probably twisted his ankle when he landed, because despite his desperate attempts to escape, he slipped and fell to the ground after only a couple of steps.

The ICE agent pounced, pinning Juan down like a mountain crashing down on him.

This agent was already tall, and with all that equipment, his total weight probably exceeded 100 kilograms.

Under such immense pressure, Juan immediately began to struggle in agony, repeatedly pounding the ground with his hands and shouting:

"Let me go, I can't breathe!"

"I can't Breathe"—a simple sentence that instantly triggered PTSD in countless American netizens.

Although the moment Juan shouted those words, Ding Wei's live stream was instantly cut off because the "scenes were too stimulating".

However, it was too late, and the sudden cut-off of the signal had a completely counterproductive effect.

What happened to that dark-skinned young man? Did he suffer excessive oppression and ultimately meet a tragic end?

In an instant, various organizations throughout Los Angeles began to mobilize.

Their motto is simple: Save environmental hero Juan!

Contrary to what many netizens had speculated, Juan did not suffer the tragic fate that occurred at the park.

He was only slapped twice roughly by the agents, then handcuffed with plastic cable ties and pushed into a black escort vehicle like a dead dog.

Several other environmental youths who had been holding up signs were also arrested along with him.

These undocumented immigrants, who originally hoped to obtain green cards through radical environmentalism, can now only shiver in the cold wind in the face of the real state's violent machinery.

As for Ding Wei, who was beaten black and blue, he was also lifted up by two agents.

Aside from his showy remark "You are very, very Gorgeous," he couldn't even speak a fluent sentence in English, and since he couldn't provide legal identification, he naturally couldn't escape being thrown into an ICE prison van.

Several homeless people around were also tackled to the ground because they were carrying wanted posters. Cries and sirens mingled together, and a suffocating sense of heaviness filled the air.

Chen Yuan silently watched the chaotic scene before him, while Hu Dan, standing beside him, was also terrified by the sight.

"Where will the foreman and his team be sent?"

Chen Yuan shrugged: "Who knows? They'll probably be detained in a detention center for a while, and then sent back to China."

Hu Dan thought of Lin Xiaoxiao, who had resigned, and suddenly understood why she had gone to such lengths to get a green card.

But looking at this surreal and cruel scene, is it really necessary to stay in such a country by any means necessary?

Just when the onlookers thought the arrest was about to end, a huge crowd suddenly surged in from the end of the street outside the park.

They were holding up all sorts of signs, some even holding up a portrait of Juan struggling on the ground, which had just been printed from a screenshot of the live stream.

The leader, holding a megaphone, shouted at the top of his lungs:

"Reject excessive enforcement! Unleash environmental pioneers!"

"Justice for Juan!"

"Disband ICE!"

The number of people who came this time was far greater than the previous onlookers, roughly estimated to be over a thousand!

The massive crowd, like a boiling wall of people, quickly surrounded several ICE escort vehicles that were preparing to leave.

Some radicals, who had lost control of their emotions, even began to pound on the carriages, trying to force open the doors and release the people inside.

Faced with this sudden loss of control of the crowd, ICE agents naturally didn't hold back. They quickly formed a defensive formation, pulled out batons, and tried to push away the approaching crowd.

Someone in the crowd started it, and various mineral water bottles, mud, and other debris began to rain down on the agents' defenses.

As the physical altercations escalated, the agents' retaliatory tactics also rapidly evolved.

After a few muffled bangs, acrid white smoke began to fill the crowd; it was tear gas spray and smoke generators used for crowd control.

Screams, coughs, curses, and the wailing of sirens mingled together, instantly turning the once relatively peaceful edge of the park into a chaotic battlefield.

Looking at this absurd yet grand scene before him, Chen Yuan couldn't help but chuckle.

He clearly only wanted to deal with a few charlatans posing as environmentalists.

How exactly did things escalate to this point?

【Ding! 】

[Host detected that anonymously informing on several environmental activists has led to their imprisonment. Villain Points reward: 30 points.]

[Ding! Host detected using highly inflammatory live stream footage to incite conflict between multiple factions, leading to large-scale chaos near MacArthur Park in Los Angeles!]

This act severely disrupted social order and had an extremely negative impact. Villain reward: 100 points!

In any case, the substantial amount of villain points was definitely obtained.

Chen Yuan immediately gave Hu Dan a wink:

"Stop looking, let's go."

As the villain, he should have left after setting the fire.

The highest level of play is to leave without a trace after the deed is done.