The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) said that it will “immediately increase security” on immigration and customs enforcement (ICE) facilities across the country Wednesday deadly shooting In the field office of Ice in Dallas, where a prisoner was killed.
“In the light of today’s frightening shooting, which was inspired by hatred for ice and other unprecedented acts of violence, bomb threats, cars were thrown to the authorities to use a weapon, rocks and molotov cocktails, and along with the authorities, with DHS, with DHS, with DHS, saying that the ice newsnation, with DHS, says that ICE officials say that icet I am facing more than 1000 percent increase.
A lonely gunman Slired fire On Wednesday, in a Dallas Ice Field Office, one person died, while two others were in critical condition.
The gunman died of a self-affected gun bullet. No snow agents were damaged in shooting.
Officials identified the suspected gunman as Joshua Jahn, 29, from Colin County, Texas, Ali Bradley of Newsization.
Law enforcement said that anti-iS messages were found on bullet casting. Shooting is being investigated as “an Act of targeted violence”.
“For months, we are warning politicians and media to reduce their rhetoric about snow law enforcement before killing someone.
McLaglin said, “Snow men and women are father and mother, sons and daughters. They wake up every morning and try to make their communities safe. Like everyone, we just want to go home for our families at night.” “The violence and inhumanization of these men and women that are only applying laws will have to stop.”
