A man from Alabama stops after brandishing a pistol while chanting "Ice Ice Baby"

A man from Alabama was arrested Saturday after taking out a firearm at one of the national anti-immigration protests without tolerance "Trump administration.

The man, identified as Shane Ryan Sealy, a 34-year-old former teacher, can be seen in video parading around a prayer meeting at noon in a kiosk in Huntsville, Alabama, holding a sign saying "ICE ICE Baby". A crowd of about 100 protesters had gathered to pray for children who had been separated from their parents at the border, according to the Washington Post.

As a woman introduced the episcopal priest to lead the prayer, Sealy shouted off camera, "womp womp." This, apparently, was inspired by the appearance of former Trump campaign leader Corey Lewandowski on Fox News in June. During a debate on the separation policy of their parents' children at the border, a Democratic strategist mentioned a migrant girl he had heard of, who had Down syndrome and was separated from his mother. Lewandowski interrupted the story with a "womp womp".

As the priest, Kerry Holder-Joffrion, approached to lead the prayer, Sealy continued to shout "womp womp" and sang the piece of Ice Ice Baby by Vanilla Ice.

Holder-Joffrion continued her prayer as Sealy walked in front of her, trying to drown her. "We offer your love to all our children with unrestricted arms," ​​she said. "We know you can hear these words above the fray, and we ask that our hearts be united to all our brothers and sisters across this continent and this world, for we hold children sacred."

Sealy did not let go. Someone shouted at Sealy to ask her where her ancestors were coming from. "Alabama," he shouted back.

As Holder-Joffrion prayed for the strength and compassion of the nation, some protesters stood up to confront Sealy.

According to the police station, the police said that Sealy pushed a protester, who then pushed Sealy away. Sealy fell to the ground and then took out her weapon that had been slipped into her cargo pants. "A pistol, a pistol, a pistol," a man shouted. Many of the assembled protesters fell to the floor and some were crying. Holder-Joffrion, his eyes closed, continued his prayer.

Sealy replaced the gun in her belt, according to the video, and moved away. Some protesters followed cautiously, but a gray-haired man, dressed in a white polo and khakis, ran after him in pursuit. Police arrived shortly thereafter and took Sealy into custody. According to the Post, Holder-Joffrion made a prayer in Spanish.

According to AL.com, Sealy was arrested for possession of a weapon within 1000 feet of a protest and later charged with threatening and reckless threats.