January 1, Feds Seize Guns After Threats Against ICE Agents

Wyatt’s Take

• Federal agents acted after online threats against ICE were discovered.
• Guns, ammo, and body armor were found in the suspect’s home.
• Charges carry steep prison time if convicted.

A 21-year-old man from Ohio is facing federal charges after posting threats online to attack ICE agents. The Department of Justice says agents found rifles, shotguns, a handgun, ammo, and body armor at his home after a search.

According to court papers, the man posted on June 8, 2025, “they should blast every ice agent they find.”

He is also accused of writing on November 9, 2025, “can’t wait to shoot these p***y ice agents and r*****d maga maggots.”

The DOJ says two rifles, two shotguns, a handgun, and ammunition were taken from his residence. Helmets and body armor were also seized. Authorities also found a pro-Palestinian flag hanging by the weapons.

If convicted of threatening to kill a federal officer, he could face up to ten years in prison. Making threats across state lines can bring up to five years.

Officials remind everyone that this man is considered innocent until proven guilty in court. No injuries were reported in connection with the case, and there is no word on further charges.

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Wyatt Matters

This story reminds us that threats against law enforcement put families at risk and highlight why strong, local values and support for those who protect us are more important than ever.

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