Surge in Vehicle Attacks Against ICE Agents Alarming
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Posted 12 hours ago
A surge in dangerous vehicular assaults against federal law enforcement personnel is sending shockwaves through the nation.
In San Antonio, Texas, a Cuban man illegally in the United States was arrested after he rammed two vehicles belonging to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
This alarming incident is part of a broader trend that has seen a staggering 3,200% increase in vehicular attacks against ICE agents over the past year.
Governor Greg Abbott expressed outrage, highlighting the growing risks faced by immigration enforcement officers amid organized attempts to obstruct their work.
“A criminal illegal alien rammed ICE vehicles in San Antonio, sending an agent to the hospital,” Abbott stated in a recent post.
The suspect, Robyn Argote Brooks, reportedly tried to avoid arrest by reversing his vehicle before accelerating into two ICE cars while officers attempted to carry out a targeted stop.
One officer sustained neck injuries and required hospitalization.
Intriguingly, it was revealed that Brooks had entered the U.S. through the Biden administration's controversial CBP One app in 2024.
Under this app, over a million unvetted foreign nationals, who would otherwise be deemed inadmissible under immigration law, were allowed entry into the country.
Demonstrating a clear contrast, former President Donald Trump had terminated the app on his first day in office in 2017, replacing it with a more stringent approach aimed at enhancing border security and reducing illegal immigration.
During Trump's tenure, the administration’s efforts led to a notable increase in voluntary self-deportations, with nearly two million people utilizing a newly introduced program aimed at assisting foreign nationals in returning home.
This escalation of violence aimed at ICE officers comes at a time when the American public is increasingly concerned about border security and the implications of illegal immigration.
As the Biden administration continues to face criticism for its immigration policies, instances like the attack in San Antonio only serve to underscore calls for stronger enforcement measures and a reaffirmation of respect for the rule of law.
The increase in violent incidents against ICE agents raises critical questions about the safety of those tasked with ensuring the integrity of the nation’s borders.
As discussions about immigration reform and border security regain prominence, the American people should consider the stark differences in approaches between the current and previous administrations.
Sources:
discernreport.com
theepochtimes.com
townhall.com
In San Antonio, Texas, a Cuban man illegally in the United States was arrested after he rammed two vehicles belonging to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
This alarming incident is part of a broader trend that has seen a staggering 3,200% increase in vehicular attacks against ICE agents over the past year.
Governor Greg Abbott expressed outrage, highlighting the growing risks faced by immigration enforcement officers amid organized attempts to obstruct their work.
“A criminal illegal alien rammed ICE vehicles in San Antonio, sending an agent to the hospital,” Abbott stated in a recent post.
The suspect, Robyn Argote Brooks, reportedly tried to avoid arrest by reversing his vehicle before accelerating into two ICE cars while officers attempted to carry out a targeted stop.
One officer sustained neck injuries and required hospitalization.
Intriguingly, it was revealed that Brooks had entered the U.S. through the Biden administration's controversial CBP One app in 2024.
Under this app, over a million unvetted foreign nationals, who would otherwise be deemed inadmissible under immigration law, were allowed entry into the country.
Demonstrating a clear contrast, former President Donald Trump had terminated the app on his first day in office in 2017, replacing it with a more stringent approach aimed at enhancing border security and reducing illegal immigration.
During Trump's tenure, the administration’s efforts led to a notable increase in voluntary self-deportations, with nearly two million people utilizing a newly introduced program aimed at assisting foreign nationals in returning home.
This escalation of violence aimed at ICE officers comes at a time when the American public is increasingly concerned about border security and the implications of illegal immigration.
As the Biden administration continues to face criticism for its immigration policies, instances like the attack in San Antonio only serve to underscore calls for stronger enforcement measures and a reaffirmation of respect for the rule of law.
The increase in violent incidents against ICE agents raises critical questions about the safety of those tasked with ensuring the integrity of the nation’s borders.
As discussions about immigration reform and border security regain prominence, the American people should consider the stark differences in approaches between the current and previous administrations.
Sources:
discernreport.com
theepochtimes.com
townhall.com
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