Trump promises to dismantle left-wing terrorist networks after the attack on ICE

The president of the United States, Donald Trump, spoke this Wednesday on his social media about the terrorist attack at a Dallas office of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) that left 1 dead and 2 injured.

"The ongoing violence from radical left terrorists, following the murder of Charlie Kirk, must stop. ICE agents and other brave members of law enforcement are under serious threat. We have already declared Antifa a terrorist organization and this week I will sign an executive order to dismantle these domestic terrorism networks," he stated.

The president also denounced the rhetoric of the main figures of the Democratic Party in favor of illegal immigration and in defense of left-wing terrorism. "I CALL ON ALL DEMOCRATS TO IMMEDIATELY STOP THIS RHETORIC AGAINST ICE AND UNITED STATES LAW ENFORCEMENT!" Trump said emphatically.

The Dallas shooter imitated Charlie Kirk's killer

Trump concluded his statement by asserting that his administration's agenda will remain committed to supporting law enforcement, tightening border control, deporting criminals, and eradicating left-wing terrorism within the country.

This morning's fatal shooting was committed by Joshuan Jahn, a 29-year-old adult who was unemployed and had a criminal record. Messages scrawled against immigration enforcement were found on the weapon's bullets, a modus operandi similar to that of commentator Charlie Kirk's killer.

Among the victims of the attack are a detainee who was being held at the ICE complex and two others in critical condition. The FBI is investigating the incident as "an act of targeted violence" and released images of the bullet casings found at the scene, one of which shows the words "Anti-ICE" written on it.

The terrorist, Joshua Jahn, committed suicide after indiscriminately firing at the ICE building from a nearby rooftop. This act becomes the second Antifa attack so far this month, with Trump promising a tougher response to the activities of this group, which is legally considered a terrorist organization.