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First on Fox: One of the suspects linked to the opposition to the attack at a prairie detention facility in Alvarado, Texas was awarded a green card from the Biden administration and was a previous recipient of the DACA, or a postponement of the arrival of children.

Daniel Rolando Sanchez-Estrada, 38, is the husband of one of the alleged attackers. He mentioned in an unsealed criminal lawsuit that he mentioned to 10 people allegedly attacking the detention center over the weekend, which led to an Alvarado police officer being shot in the neck. The official is expected to recover.

The 10 suspects face federal charges, including multiple counts of murder of federal officials and “related guns to violent crimes.”

Icefield Agents attacked twice in recent days

Sanchez-Estrada is part of another criminal lawsuit after he was arrested by the FBI on Monday on felony charges of “conspiracy to tamper with evidence” as they are executing a search warrant. The unsealed complaint claimed that Sanchez-Estrada was believed to have “carried multiple packages from his residence to the truck”. The box includes “anti-government propaganda,” which includes one titled “Organizing Attacks! Insurgent Anarchy.”

According to the Journal of Terrorism, the term “incite anarchy” is interpreted as “a subset of anarchism, whose commitment to violence and revolutionary insurgency stands out.” (Not St. Hadi) Terror threat. ”

According to Ice's sources, he was born in 1986 and arrived in the United States in 2001 at the port port in Laredo, Texas. He obtained DACA status in 2013 and applied for DACA renewal in 2016, 2018, 2020 and 2022.

Sanchez-Estrada was also arrested by local police for alleged possession of controlled substances in 2020, but was dismissed two months later. After applying in September 2023, he obtained a green card in April 2024.

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Ten people were charged for shooting an Alvarado police officer in the Prairie Detention Center. (Ministry of Justice)

On Friday, a heavy armed group allegedly attracted two unarmed ice field agents into the parking lot by firing fireworks into the doorway and spraying graffiti on their private cars with the words “traitor” and “ice pig” and this can be seen from cameras last Friday.

Around the same time, an officer responded to their 911 call, asking two men to open fire from a nearby tree line and an officer was hit in the neck, forcing agents to cover. A July 7 criminal lawsuit in the North District of Texas claimed that the attacker fired 20 to 30 rounds from an AR-15-style rifle before blocking, causing it to malfunction.

The suspect Bradford Morris was arrested when he tried to escape from a red modern van. During his detention, he told FBI agents that he “has been part of the signal group chat for some time and that he has been invited to the group chat after attending the protest.”

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He allegedly drove to the incident with another suspect, whom he knew only under their nickname “Champagne and Rowan.” Inside Morris' van, police found a revolver, two AR-15 rifles, two Kevlar vests, ballistic helmets and a loading magazine.

According to the criminal complaint, Morris “claimed that he met some people online and sent some of them from Dallas to the center to “make some noise.”

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Ten suspects are accused of murdering a federal official in connection with an ambush attack at a Prairie Detention Center in Alvarado, Texas on July 4, 2025. (Johnson County Sheriff's Office)

Police also found seven suspects in black military fatigue wandering in a field 300 yards away, some of whom tried to escape from the dirt. Police said they also have weapons, vests and radios.

The attack occurred amid rising concerns about ice hostilities and border patrol agents amid left-wing criticism of Trump’s administration’s immigration policy.

This week, a gunman was killed in an annex facility in McAllen, Texas, ambushed the Border Patrol. According to the Department of Homeland Security, a McAllen police officer was shot dead in the leg and two Border Patrol personnel were injured.

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“They violated vehicles and security cameras at the detention center and cut federal vehicle tires. Response officials' arrest. Ice is actively working with the FBI and Texas Rangers,” a spokesman for the Department of Homeland Security said in a statement Wednesday.
The statement continued: “Threats or violence against law enforcement officers will not be tolerated.