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Surge in Threats Against ICE Sparks National Guard Deployment

10/11/2025

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DHS reports a 1,000% rise in threats and assaults against ICE agents, with DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin condemning harassment including doxxing and threats to families.
Felony charges against two anti-ICE protesters were dropped after a Chicago protest when a grand jury declined to indict them for assaulting federal agents.
National Guard troops have been deployed to protect ICE facilities as tensions escalate amid aggressive protests against immigration enforcement.

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DHS reports a 1,000% rise in threats and assaults against ICE agents, with DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin condemning harassment including doxxing and threats to families.
Felony charges against two anti-ICE protesters were dropped after a Chicago protest when a grand jury declined to indict them for assaulting federal agents.
National Guard troops have been deployed to protect ICE facilities as tensions escalate amid aggressive protests against immigration enforcement.