1. Secret Service Bust of a Swatting Network

• The Secret Service announced it uncovered a massive telecommunications network in the New York tri-state area.

• The operation involved over 100,000 SIM cards and 300 servers allegedly controlled by foreign threat actors and criminals.

• Purpose: To conduct swatting attacks (false emergency calls) targeting prominent conservatives such as Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, Sen. Rick Scott, and Nikki Haley.

• Risks:

  • Could overwhelm cell towers and disrupt communications across New York City.

  • Potentially linked to attempts to disrupt the UN General Assembly by crippling local telecom infrastructure.

• The Secret Service emphasized the professional sophistication of the network and said investigations are ongoing with no arrests yet.

2. Dallas ICE Facility Shooting

• A 29-year-old gunman attacked an ICE facility in Dallas at ~6:40 a.m., killing one detainee, injuring two others, and then taking his own life. No ICE agents were killed.

• Evidence shows the shooter:

  • Researched ballistics and violent political content (including the “Charlie Kirk shooting video”).

  • Used apps that track ICE agents’ movements, which officials say act as a “hit list” for attackers.

  • Left notes describing a plan to maximize harm to ICE personnel while sparing detainees. He described ICE agents as “collecting a dirty paycheck” and sought to terrorize them — which investigators classify as terrorism.

• Officials (including ICE leaders) blame anti-ICE rhetoric from media and political figures for fueling hostility and violence against federal agents.

• The shooting is framed as part of a broader pattern of attacks on ICE in Texas.

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