Trump DHS warns Democrats, progressive activists against doxxing ICE agents

The Trump Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is issuing a stern warning to Democrats and leftists who are doxxing ICE agents and obstructing immigration enforcement operations, stating that they are “not playing games.” The DHS emphasized that the safety and lives of ICE officers are not to be taken lightly.

The statement from DHS came in response to a video posted on social media by Tennessee Democratic state representative Aftyn Behn, allegedly showing her stalking ICE agents in the Nashville area. In the video, Behn and another woman can be heard admitting to following and “bullying” ICE vehicles and state troopers. This behavior was condemned by DHS as aiding and abetting illegal activity.

Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin of DHS stated that the attacks and demonization of ICE have led to a 413% increase in assaults on officers. She warned that DHS has the capability to trace phone numbers and track location information, and anyone involved in doxxing ICE agents will be identified and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.

In a separate incident, federal authorities searched the California home of a suspect accused of posting fliers with personal information of ICE agents in Southern California neighborhoods. The posters included names, photos, phone numbers, and locations of ICE officers, with inflammatory language accusing them of terrorizing and criminalizing communities.

The White House spokesperson, Abigail Jackson, criticized the Democratic party for their dangerous behavior, citing instances of lawmakers slandering ICE officers and physically assaulting them. Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons demanded an apology from former Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Walz for comparing ICE agents to Nazis.

In conclusion, the DHS is sending a clear message that any actions taken against federal law enforcement officials, such as ICE agents, will be met with severe consequences. The safety and well-being of these officers are of utmost importance, and those who impede their work will face legal repercussions. Behn did not respond to requests for comment on the matter.