Today, in Texas, three detainees who were being held in a van outside an ICE facility were shot when a gunman fired on the facility. As of right now, one is dead and the other two are in critical condition.
The shooter, Joshua Jahns, was a 29 year old man whose brother Noah reports never expressed any opinions at all about ICE. Reuters reported that there was a black sedan with a "nuclear fallout" map attached outside the passenger door. What this means, nobody has ventured a guess as far as I can tell. After shooting the facility and the van, Jahns allegedy pulled the gun on himself and was found dead.
The message "anti-ice" on the bullet is very strange to me. "Anti-ICE" is not a slogan anyone uses. It's not chanted. It's not written anywhere else. It's a description of people who are anti-ICE. And those people have common phrases and slogans that they actually use. Shortly before the photograph of the bullet with the message was shared by Kash Patel on former-Twitter, the special agent in charge, Joe Rothrock, said "early evidence that we've seen from rounds that were found near the suspected shooter contain messages that are anti-ICE in nature." The term in nature means the messages were anti-ICE related. But this term also signifies the messages didn't literally say "anti-ICE."
Then, shortly hafter Rothrock said that, we get this photo of a bullet with "anti-ICE" scrawled on it. That is suspicious.
This, of course, brought a tsunami of right-wing screaming online against the "left." Things are really heating up.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ckge9d26z1ro
https://www.reuters.com/world/us/three-injured-shooting-ice-facility-dallas-local-media-reports-2025-09-24/
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