Dallas ICE Sniper Attack Kills Second Detainee

Miguel Ángel García‑Hernández, 32, a Mexican man shot during the Sept. 24 sniper attack at an ICE field office in Dallas, died after being removed from life support, his family said in a statement shared by the League of United Latin American Citizens. He was one of three detainees struck in the assault; Norlan Guzmán‑Fuentes was pronounced dead shortly after the shooting and another detainee remained hospitalized. Authorities say 29‑year‑old Joshua Jahn fired indiscriminately from an adjacent rooftop before fatally shooting himself; investigators recovered a handwritten note and a bullet engraved "ANTI‑ICE," and officials say Jahn sought to target ICE agents. No ICE personnel were injured, and Acting ICE leadership said facilities would be put on heightened alert following the attack. García‑Hernández’s wife described him as a loving father who had recently bought a home and was pursuing legal residency after living in the U.S. for years, and federal and civil‑rights investigators continue to probe the assault.