Core Points - A shooting incident occurred at an ICE office in Dallas, Texas, resulting in one death and two injuries, with the shooter committing suicide [1][2] - The shooter, identified as 29-year-old Joshua Yang, reportedly targeted the ICE office, and evidence suggests an ideological motive behind the attack [2][3] - President Trump attributed the incident to "radical left Democrats" inciting violence against immigration enforcement, linking it to a broader concern about rising political violence in the U.S. [4] Summary by Sections Incident Details - The shooting took place around 6:40 AM, with the shooter firing from a nearby rooftop, hitting a van transporting immigrants [2] - The ICE office serves as a temporary processing center for detained immigrants, and no law enforcement personnel were injured in the incident [2] Shooter's Background - Initial assessments indicate the attack was ideologically motivated, with the bullet casings marked "against ICE" [3] - The shooter's brother claimed he was unaware of any political grievances his brother had against ICE [3] Political Reactions - Trump quickly condemned the incident, linking it to previous political violence and announcing plans to sign an executive order to combat domestic terrorism [4] - The incident is part of a troubling trend, with multiple attacks on DHS facilities reported in Texas this year [5]