DALLAS, TX – The investigation into the deadly sniper attack on a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility has solidified into a case of targeted political violence, the FBI confirmed today. The most definitive evidence comes from the discovery of ammunition at the scene, which was inscribed with the words “ANTI-ICE.”

This chilling detail removes any doubt about the shooter’s motive and confirms that the federal agency was the intended target. The attack, which left two detainees dead and another critically injured, was carried out by a sniper who positioned himself in an adjacent building before taking his own life.

“The inscription on the ammunition provides a clear window into the shooter’s violent ideology,” the FBI’s Dallas field office said in a press release. “This was a calculated assault targeting a federal agency, and we are treating this as an act of domestic terrorism.”

The incident has drawn condemnation from officials nationwide. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem called it a “heinous act fueled by political extremism,” highlighting the unprecedented dangers faced by federal law enforcement.

As the lead investigative body, the FBI is now conducting a comprehensive background check on the deceased shooter to identify any potential ties to extremist organizations or anti-government movements. In response to the attack, security protocols are being urgently reviewed at federal facilities across the country to prevent similar acts of targeted violence.