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"They're very well organized on ICE activities, sharing on social media, ICE operations. And it puts ICE agents in danger," Homan stated. He expressed concern that with online platforms facilitating coordination, an attack on an ICE officer could happen at any moment, especially because the agents are tasked with targeting the most dangerous individuals—those involved in crimes like drug trafficking, domestic violence, or national security threats.
Social Media as a Double-Edged Sword
Homan pointed out that those protesting or opposing ICE often monitor and advertise their activities on social media, effectively signaling law enforcement to their locations. He warned that this could lead to violent confrontations or even deadly ambushes, comparing the situation to a ticking time bomb.