On September 24, 2025, a gunman with a rifle fired from a rooftop onto an Immigration and Customs Enforcement field office in Dallas, killing two detainees and critically wounding another.[1][2][3]The FBI said the gunman, Joshua Jahn, 29, had carefully plotted the attack and wanted to instill "terror" in ICE agents.[4]
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The FBI said the gunman, Joshua Jahn, 29, had carefully plotted the attack and wanted to instill "terror" in ICE agents.[4]
Coverage over time
Share of tracked outlets · weekly (UTC)
35%0%
Sep 20252026this week
LeftCenterRightLighter bar: this week so far
Each bar is the share of the outlets on our Left / Center / Right rating scale that we tracked publishing that week which carried reporting on this story, split by the outlets' ratings. We track more outlets now than in the archive, so a share keeps earlier and later weeks comparable. An outlet counts once a week however much it published, and outlets in one ownership or syndication group count as one on each side they appear on. A rating describes the outlet, not the report. A gap means no such reports were collected that week, not that nothing was reported anywhere. Weeks run Monday to Sunday in UTC, so a report published on a Sunday evening in US Eastern time counts in the next week. 4 more outlets off the scale (not rated, or outside the left-right graphs) also reported; they are not in this chart. See them.
Weekly counts, outlets and reports (3 weeks with coverage)
Outlets on the rating scale that carried this story each week, of the outlets tracked that week, newest first
Week of (UTC)
Left
Center
Right
Of tracked
Share
Receipts
Oct 13, 2025
3
5
1
9 of 182
5%
Sep 29, 2025
5
9
4
18 of 202
9%
Sep 22, 2025
19
34
14
67 of 189
35%
Latest coverage
The newest reporting in this story's record.
Oct 13, 2025 · first reported · Headline from NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
People arriving for routine appointments at the facility that morning were caught in the attack.[2] A week later the family of a second detainee, Miguel Ángel García-Hernández, 32, said he had died after being removed from life support.[3][5] Jahn's parents told police he had seemed "completely normal" before moving to Washington state and returning home years earlier convinced he had radiation sickness.[6]
