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His sister publicly supported Beto O’Rourke, the Democrat politician who infamously called for tearing down border barriers and compared immigration enforcement to oppressive regimes. His mother? She spent years demanding stricter gun control while raising a son who would ultimately use firearms for politically motivated violence.
The irony would almost be laughable—if two people weren’t dead and another wasn’t fighting for their life.
This wasn’t random.
Investigators found anti-ICE messages carved into the very bullets Jahn used during the attack. Authorities say those markings were done by Jahn himself—showing just how deep his hatred ran.
Yet, despite the evidence, his family tried to downplay everything.
When news of the shooting broke, Jahn’s brother Noah rushed to NBC News claiming Joshua wasn’t political at all.
“I didn’t think he was politically interested,” Noah said. “He wasn’t interested in politics on either side as far as I knew. He didn’t have strong feelings about ICE as far as I knew.”
Really?
A man carves anti-ICE slogans into his bullets, walks into a federal facility, and opens fire—and we’re supposed to believe he had “no strong feelings” about the agency?
Nobody personalizes ammunition with political messages unless they’re consumed by the ideology driving it.
Let’s be honest: Joshua Jahn alone bears responsibility for pulling the trigger. But the environment that fueled his rage didn’t appear out of thin air.
For years, Democrats and the media have demonized ICE agents, labeling them “Nazis,” calling facilities “concentration camps,” and accusing officers of tearing families apart.
This narrative paints law enforcement officers as monsters—and now, their lives are in danger because of it.
The Dallas attack left two detainees dead and another wounded. ICE employees now face the reality that just doing their jobs makes them targets for extremists.
Meanwhile, the same media that spent years screaming about “insurrection” after January 6 suddenly falls silent when violence targets law enforcement officers instead of politicians.
If the roles were reversed—if a Trump supporter attacked a Democrat office—the Left would call it terrorism for months. But when the victims wear ICE uniforms, the outrage vanishes overnight.
The Dallas shooter wasn’t fighting for justice. He wasn’t a hero. He was a radicalized gunman acting on years of left-wing propaganda.
And now, innocent lives are gone because the media and politicians spent years painting ICE as the enemy.
The question every American should ask is simple: how long before this reckless rhetoric sparks the next tragedy?
