‘Anti-ICE’ message on ammunition at Dallas shooting that killed two immigration detainees

Two detainees and another were seriously injured after a sniper opened on the surface of the fire in the ICE enforcement center (ICE) in Dallas, Texas, officials say.

Law enforcement officials say, according to law enforcement officials, before he died from a successful wound in his divorce.

No law enforcement was injured. The FBI director, Cash Patel, posted a picture of X of unused ammunition that was recovered from the scene. One cover has the phrase “anti -ice” on it.

This is the latest in a series of attacks on ICE facilities in recent months, as the agency is preparing efforts to submit US President Donald Trump’s pledge to bring the mass deportation.

Patel was written on X.

“These political driving attacks against the application of the law are not one time.”

The FBI’s Undersecretary, FBI Undersecretary, told a press conference that the tours found near the gunman contain “anti -ice messages in nature”.

“This is just a newer example of this type of attack,” he said. He said that the FBI was investigating the matter as “a work of targeted violence.”

Dallas police said that a preliminary investigation decided that the suspect had opened fire from a nearby building.

“The fire randomly shot at the ice building, including a car in Salibort, where the victims were fired,” DHS said in a statement.

Reuters news agency reported that the target building is a field office for the ice used for short -term treatment for recently arrested detainees, and is not used as an attachment to detention.

Joshua Johnson, director of the Dallas Office of the ice, told the press conference that this is the second time that you have to stand in front of the media and talk about an armed man in one of his facilities.

“The ready -made meals of all this is that the speech must stop,” he said.

Senator Texas Ted Cruz also spoke at the press conference, and condemned “politically motivated violence.”

He said: “Your political opponents are not Nazi,” urges people not to demonize each other for partisan reasons. “Distinguished speech, tragicly, has real consequences.”

“This should be a fire as an invitation to wake up to the extreme left that their discourse about the ice has consequences,” said Under Secretary of Internal Security, Christie Nom, in a statement.

“Comparing the ice daily and today with the Nazi Justabo, the secret police, and the slaves patrols have consequences.”

US Vice President JD Vance posted to X: “The obsessive attack on the application of the law, especially ICE, should stop.

The Republican Governor told Texas Greg Abbott in X that the shooting “will not slow down, arrest us, detention, and deport illegal immigrants.”

The field office in Dallas was targeted through a series of protests this summer.

A man was arrested in August after entering the facility, which claimed to have a bomb in his bag, according to the Article of the Ministry of National Security.

The 36 -year -old US Security Citizen Index, Braton Dean Wilkenson, has shown the building’s security personnel on his wrist, describing it as a “bombing” bomb.

Footage was launched last month at ICE offices in San Antonio, Texas. No injuries were reported in this incident, which blamed the ice for “political discourse”.

Another shooting took place on the July 4 vacation at the Ice facility in Alvarado, Texas, after a protest escalated with a confrontation with the police. A neck officer was shot and escaped. Eleven people were charged with this attack.