CNN Analyst Claims Anti-ICE Etchings On Bullet ‘Not Enough’ To Determine Motive
CNN analyst Juliette Kayyam claimed on Wednesday that slogans targeting United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents written on bullets were not sufficient to point to the alleged shooter’s motive. Two…


CNN analyst Juliette Kayyam claimed on Wednesday that slogans targeting United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents written on bullets were not sufficient to point to the alleged shooter’s motive.
Two detainees were killed during a shooting at the ICE office in Dallas on Wednesday, with the gunman taking his own life. “CNN News Central” co-host Brianna Keilar asked Kayyem about FBI Director Kash Patel posting an image of some bullets reportedly found near the deceased shooter on X that included the phrase “Anti-ICE.”
“Obviously, they know who it is and it’s someone who took their own life,” Kayyem told Keilar. “So, we’re in a position to be able to find out a lot more in terms of the social media, in terms of who he talked to. I have not been a fan of the FBI director sort of getting ahead of things, because I think it can backfire.”
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“It also, you know, it ends up sort of elevating this before we know all the facts. So he did this before, as we know, in the Charlie Kirk assassination,” Kayyem continued. “So, I would prefer it not just from a, you know, just from a sort of historical, how do FBI directors work. I think it’s helpful to know this, but remember, with the Charlie Kirk stuff as well. And I don’t mean not to believe this at face value.”
Multiple media reports identified the alleged shooter as 29-year-old Joshua Jahn, who had a felony conviction for delivering marijuana in 2016, according to


