ICE Agents Seen Working In Palm Springs: What To Know

Palm Springs Police Chief Addresses Concerns Over Unmarked ICE Activity

Masked individuals in unmarked cars detaining people in Palm Springs sparked fear and confusion. Police Chief Andy Mills says even American citizens may be getting caught up in these operations—and shares what to do if you’re approached.

ICE Agents Seen Working In Palm Springs: What To Know

ICE Agents Seen Working In Palm Springs: What To Know - Palm Desert, CA - Residents saw agents behind an Albertsons store this week, allegedly detaining "an entire gardening crew."

Acting ICE Chief Lyons: ICE Agents' Children Now Targeted

The Department of Homeland Security said in a June 20 news release that, “disturbingly, in recent days, ICE officers’ family members have been doxed and targeted as well. Those who dox our ICE agents will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.”

Acting ICE Chief Lyons: ICE Agents’ Children Now Targeted

Todd Lyons, acting director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, said Monday that activists against the Trump administration's crackdown on illegal aliens have been targeting the children of ICE agents. "My officers and agents are enforcing immigration law," Lyons said in a video posted on ICE's X account. "They are not secret police. They are not Nazis. But people hiding behind keyboards are dehumanizing them, they're doxxing them, stirring …

Activists Are Targeting ICE Agents’ Families Now

Activists are now targeting families of ICE agents, escalating tensions and violence in the immigration debate.

ICE Chief says Left-Wing activists are targeting the children of ICE Agents

BREITBART -- In a video posted to X on Monday, Lyons revealed that ICE and the United States Secret Service tracked down one particular activist who had been targeting the children of ICE agents online. “Wouldn’t you wear a mask if it kept your family safe, if it kept your kids safe? We ran an operation with the Secret Service,” Lyons said. “We arrested someone who was going online, taking [ICE agents’] photos, posting their families, their kids…