Staff Reports
After President Trump’s State of the Union, border czar Tom Homan sat down with Alex Marlow to deliver a blunt warning to the country: ICE agents and their families are being publicly targeted, doxxed, and threatened as Democrats and left-wing activists escalate a campaign of demonization against federal officers who enforce immigration law. Homan’s bluntness should be a wake-up call to every American who believes in law, order, and the safety of those who stand between us and chaos.
Homan didn’t mince numbers: assaults and threats against ICE officers have surged, forcing agents to take extraordinary steps to protect themselves and their families. These aren’t abstract statistics — they reflect real danger on the ground as partisan rhetoric turns into targeted harassment of public servants doing a hard job the politicians refuse to fix.
That reality is why many ICE officers choose to wear masks off-duty — not as a political stunt but because their home addresses, pictures, and the locations of their children have been posted online for anyone to find. Homan pointed to specific incidents where spouses and children were filmed and personal addresses revealed, a sick tactic that any decent society should outlaw and prosecute without mercy.
Make no mistake: this escalation did not happen in a vacuum. When influential Democrats and activists single out law enforcement as villains and organize protests that follow agents home, they create an environment where doxxing and threats are normalized and even celebrated by the mob. Homan warned that rhetoric like this doesn’t just inflame passions — it endangers lives and invites chaos that will inevitably lead to tragedy if left unchecked.
Homan’s message was simple and patriotic: if members of Congress want masked, anonymous agents enforcing immigration laws, then Congress should pass the clear, commonsense legislation to protect those officers and their families from harassment and violent threats. Conservatives should demand real protections and penalties for doxxing and targeted intimidation instead of hand-wringing or performative virtue-signaling that only emboldens the radicals.
Hardworking Americans know that enforcing the law requires courage, sacrifice, and the backing of the people and their representatives. If Washington won’t stand up for the men and women who put on a uniform and do the dangerous work of securing our borders, then the voters must — by demanding legislation, holding officials accountable, and refusing to let political mobs terrorize families. The choice is simple: protect those who protect us, or watch the rule of law be replaced by street-level vigilantism.
