Acting Director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Todd Lyons, has spoken openly about the dangers faced by immigration agents, including doxxing and direct threats. During an interview on ‘My, View,’ Lyons highlighted the personal risks agents encounter as they carry out their duties.
The discussion comes amid increasing concerns about the safety of law enforcement officers, with Lyons noting that agents are often targeted not only by individuals but also by organized groups. He emphasized the importance of protecting those who serve in immigration enforcement, calling for increased support and resources.
Lyons also addressed the broader implications of the threats, suggesting that they reflect a growing polarization in society. While he acknowledged the need for public debate on immigration policy, he stressed that the safety of agents must remain a top priority. The interview has reignited discussions about the balance between national security and civil liberties.