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DHS Secretary Mullin cautioned about a surge in vehicle-based attacks targeting enforcement personnel. The warning comes amid escalating tensions between activists and immigration agents.
DHS Secretary Mullin warned about a surge in vehicle-based attacks targeting law enforcement personnel, framing the threat as a emerging trend. The warning was issued amid escalating tensions between activists and immigration agents.
This is a precursor to policy change. When DHS publicly highlights a new category of threat, it typically justifies enhanced enforcement, new surveillance tools, or expanded authority to monitor organizers of protests. The framing—that vehicular attacks are spiking—will be used to justify crackdowns on anti-ICE activism and protest organizing, even if the actual incident rate doesn't support a "shocking increase."
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