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A TikTok user Posted a disturbing video On the popular social media website, asking people who “shoot at ICE agents (immigration and customs application) in view.”
“Shoot the ice agents in sight. That’s right. If ice agents are trying to take you a loved one, shoot them in sight,” said Tiktok Belal_donq user in his video.
The user said the agents had been appearing in masks, unmarked vehicles and without their badges, stating that agents “It could be anyone.”
“The way they stop with masks, with unmarked vehicles, without badges, with nothing. It could be anyone. It can be gang members. You have every right to shoot them,” he continued. “This would be the best case of self -defense. You are afraid for your life. You don’t know who is behind that vehicle without marking or who is behind that mask.”
Tiktok Belal_Donq user shares a burning message and asks for public to “shoot in view” of ice agents. (Tiktok/Belal_Donq)
Then he says that the way agents have allegedly presented “is ridiculous.”
“What does our country come to? Why would you want to be an ice agent anyway? Do you like to separate the children from their parents? Do you like the students who are studying? I can understand Deporting a member of a gang or criminals. But innocent people. It is ridiculous. “
“They are stopping like the mafia. You could also shoot them in sight and have your day in court.”
The Secretary of National Security, Kristi Noem, shared a thread of the video and promised that measures would be taken against the person who published the video.
“If you threaten or try to damage an agent of the law, we will find it and process it in the maximum extension of the law,” Noem wrote in a publication about X.
User Belal_Donq seemed to knock down the video on Sunday night after Fox News Digital communicated with Tiktok.
The vice president of the National Border Patrol Council, Héctor Garza, told Fox News Digital that this type of message is not only dangerous, but also “encourages the violence of the real world.”
“This type of rhetoric is not only dangerous, it encourages the violence of the real world and undermines the rule of law. Our agents risk their lives every day to protect this country, and they deserve to do their job without fear of being attacked simply by using the uniform,” said Garza.
“The National Border Patrol Council unequivocally condemns any form of violence or threat addressed to the agents of federal law, including our colleagues in ICE,” he continued.
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Garza added that “it urges all social networks platforms to take quick and decisive measures against the content that promotes violence.”
“Freedom of expression does not extend to incite criminal acts, and allow such content to remain online puts life at risk,” said Garza.
Tiktok Belal_donq user published a video that says people should “shoot ice agents in view.” (Kurt “Cyberguy” Knutsson)
This incident occurs less than a week after Tiktok eliminated the hashtag, “#CartelTok”, of his search engine after the cartel members caught him using to highlight their crimes and recruit human smuggers.
A Tiktok spokesman told Fox News Digital that, in addition to eliminating “#CartelTok”, from his search engine, the platform also eliminated “known posters or gang leaders” who violated the organization’s policy.
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Many of the videos in question showed posters that blink in lots of money, jewels and luxury items that were used to attract adolescents in the United States and Mexico to smuggle illegal immigrants on the other side of the American border.
Representatives of Snapchat, Tiktok and Meta, Facebook owners, Instagram and WhatsApp, previously told Fox News Digital that have established policies to take energetic measures against said content and eliminate said content when it appears on their platforms.
Fox News Digital contacted Tiktok and Ice to comment on the video, but did not receive an answer.
Stepheny Price is a writer of Fox News Digital and Fox Business. She covers issues that include missing persons, homicides, national cases of crimes, illegal immigration and more. The advice and ideas of history can be sent to stepny.price@fox.com
