'F---ing crazy': ICE swoops in on firefighters IN THE MIDDLE of battling wildfire

Authorities in Washington state have been fighting the state's largest wildfire non-stop for almost two months. It's called the Bear Gulch fire. It's burned 9,000 acres since early July.Officials say it's only 13% contained. It is so big they've had to rely on contract firefighters. But a group of those firefighters who were battling the blaze had to take a threehour timeout from their work on Wednesday.You see, their camp was raided by border patrol officials and they were lined up and told to show their I ...