FBI Reveals Dallas ICE Shooter's Handwritten Notes, Search History

A gunman named Joshua Jahn opened fire at a Dallas ICE facility, killing one detainee and injuring two others, with investigations revealing he was targeting ICE agents specifically. FBI Director Kash Patel disclosed that Jahn had engaged in extensive pre-attack planning, including downloading documents listing DHS facilities, searching for ballistics information, and tracking ICE agents' presence. A handwritten note found at the scene suggested Jahn intended to instill terror among ICE agents, further emphasizing the calculated nature of the attack. Jahn had also left an "ANTI ICE" message on a shell casing recovered from the shooting. Additional reports revealed that Jahn's mother held strong liberal views and opposed gun rights, adding context to the background of the perpetrator. The incident and investigation details have been widely reported by various news outlets, highlighting concerns about domestic threats to federal agencies.