Even In Connecticut

Bigoty is possible even in a Blue state.

There was a big ICE round-up in Danbury and that has polarized the states, bring out the haters from the swamp!

Danbury officials denounce masked group's 'Keep New England White' demonstration

WABC

By Joe Torres

Monday, October 5, 2026

A white supremacist demonstration in Danbury, Connecticut, drew condemnation from residents and local and state leaders after video of the weekend march spread on social media.

About a dozen members of a group called Northeast Action began marching Saturday night outside the police station before walking into the heart of Danbury.

The group carried the message, "Keep New England White." Video released by the group and reposted by a Connecticut state legislator later circulated on social media.

"History shows what happens when we let hatred keep on growing with nothing being done about it," Danbury resident Kathleen Zoto said.

Notice that they don't show their faces.

What we know about the masked white supremacist demonstration in Danbury

The New Haven Register

By Peter Yankowski,

Oct 5, 2026

On Saturday night, a crowd of at least a dozen participated in a demonstration on the corner outside the city's police department. 

Shouting "white power," the group displayed a banner that said "keep New England white."

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In a video posted to Reddit, a group of about a dozen people in masks can been seen at the corner of East Franklin and Main streets. The group is shown holding up the large banner, and performing a "Sieg Heil" salute.

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Saturday's incident was not the first involving white supremacist groups in Connecticut. 

In 2023, residents in Trumbull and Monroe reported finding propaganda leaflets from the group NSC-131. The Southern Poverty Law Center designated the organization as a hate group. 

In February last year, a group of neo-Nazi protesters showed up outside a collectively run bookstore in New Haven. The incident ended without arrests or injuries, according to police.

The Southern Poverty Law Center reports that there are 10 hate groups here in Connecticut.

Northeast Action appears to be group behind demonstration

The banner displayed outside Danbury police headquarters referred to the group as Northeast Action. 

The group announced its existence in November 2025, according to the Counter Extremism Project. The organization said Northeast Action's "activities" included "graffiti, banner drops, boxing training, meetups, and small, flash-mob-style demonstrations."

They are one of the groups listed on the SPLC.

The Constitution allows this under the First Amendment they can preach all the bigotry they want but we can also protest against the protesters. We can speak up about these a** holes.