Acting ICE Director Has Warning For Gunman Who Fired At ICE Agents
Acting Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Director Director Todd Lyons told “Fox and Friends” co-host Lawrence Jones Monday that a manhunt was on for a gunman who fired shots at ICE agents in Chicago, warning…


Acting Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Director Director Todd Lyons told “Fox and Friends” co-host Lawrence Jones Monday that a manhunt was on for a gunman who fired shots at ICE agents in Chicago, warning that he would be found and prosecuted.
Federal authorities are looking for a person who fired shots at ICE agents during a Saturday operation in Chicago’s Little Village section, during which rioters threw rocks, bricks and paint cans at the agents while also carrying out at least four ramming attacks with vehicles, according to Fox News. Lyons vowed to track down the gunman, saying that law enforcement agencies were searching for the gunman.
“Obviously, for, you know, law enforcement reasons, I can’t get into it, but they are out there scouring all leads, surveillance footage, things like that,” Lyons told Jones, who asked about the progress in the manhunt. “We’re going to find them. We’ve made it clear that if you put your hands on an ICE agent or a Border Patrol agent, or if you threaten them, shoot at them, throw rocks, we’re going to find you and we’re going to prosecute you.”
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ICE facilities and operations in Chicago have been the scene of several riots as opposition to the agency’s efforts to apprehend illegal immigrants has intensified. Democratic congressional candidate Kat Abughazaleh of Illinois was one of six people indicted



