This House resolution recognizes U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for actions the text says protect communities from violent criminals and people in the country illegally. The resolution lists concerns that the administration failed to identify and prosecute some people entering through the southern border, that some State and local agencies stopped sharing data with Federal officers, and that ICE agents have faced large increases in death threats and assaults. It also notes that ICE helped at airports during a partial Department of Homeland Security (DHS) shutdown.
The document is a House resolution introduced on April 14, 2026, and referred to several committees. It expresses support for ICE agents and staff, condemns political violence against officers, calls on State and local officers to cooperate with Federal partners in investigating threats, and thanks ICE for assisting at airports during the DHS shutdown.
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Supporters say ICE disrupts foreign criminal and drug networks, helping keep people safer. They say some State and local agencies have stopped sharing data, which can slow identifying dangerous people. The resolution also states ICE agents have faced a large rise in death threats and that some agitators, including elected officials, encourage violence against DHS personnel. Supporters thank ICE for helping Transportation Security Administration staff and providing extra airport security during the shutdown.
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