Anti-ICE vandal threatens Wisconsin GOP rep, scrawls it's 'your turn' on car: report

Derrick Van Orden (R-WI) said on Thursday that his office in Wisconsin was targeted in an anti-ICE attack after Immigration and Enforcement Officers were attacked in Minnesota on Wednesday. The attack led to one of the ICE agents fatally shooting a woman who drove a car into him.

"Just hours after ICE officers were violently attacked in Minnesota yesterday, our Eau Claire office was targeted by an individual fueled by anti-ICE rhetoric—shouting slurs, pounding on our doors, and attempting to force his way inside. This is the direct result of Democrats’ violent rhetoric. It must stop now," Van Orden said in a post to X with a picture of a car vandalized with anti-ICE slogans.

The words on the car also included "your turn" as well as "f*ck ICE."

Renee Good, 37, was shot in what federal officers have said was an act of self-defense when she was seen driving her car into an ICE agent at the scene of a Minnesota immigration operation. Liberal media outlets as well as Democrats have characterized the shooting as unjustified and have disputed the Trump administration's description of the events.

In the hours following the shooting, Van Orden wrote on X, "The REAL question you should be asking is 'What would drive a 37-year-old suburban woman to violently attack federal law enforcement?' Let’s be clear. This woman never had to die. The left’s constant demonization of our officers, calling them 'American Gestapo' and vile slurs, is brainwashing and fueling this type of radicalization."

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey said that the ICE agent's claim of self-defense was "bullsh*t" in a statement. “The narrative ICE is spinning immediately after this was that this was purely self-defense, and that the act by the victim was some sort of domestic terrorism — that, I’ll say it again, is bullsh*t."