FBI Links Dallas ICE Shooting To Ideological Motive Amid Rising Attacks

FBI Director Kash Patel has provided detailed evidence indicating that the shooter who attacked an ICE facility in Dallas was motivated by anti-ICE ideology. The perpetrator, Joshua Jahn, fired from a rooftop, targeting detainees and killing two before committing suicide; no ICE agents were harmed. Patel highlighted that the shooter had downloaded DHS facility documents, used apps tracking ICE agents, and left a handwritten note expressing a desire to instill terror specifically in ICE personnel. Additionally, bullet casings recovered had "ANTI-ICE" engraved on them, underscoring the ideological nature of the attack. This incident is part of a broader surge in violence against ICE officers, with DHS reporting assaults on immigration enforcement personnel have risen by over 1,000% recently. Patel and law enforcement agencies emphasize the need to end these politically motivated attacks and are committed to bringing perpetrators to justice.