“ICE off our streets!” read the sign on a small wagon belonging to the man accused of firebombing 26 Federal Plaza in New York City yesterday, using what appeared to be a makeshift incendiary device consisting of gasoline and fireworks. He was also armed with numerous other weapons, including knives, a machete, and airsoft rifles, and has had prior encounters with federal authorities, officials said, without elaborating. While sole responsibility for the deed lies with the individual who carried it out, this latest act of anti-ICE terrorism is not shocking given the escalating rhetorical attacks against the immigration enforcement agency, including those coming from New York’s City Hall.
Footage has re-emerged showing Andrew Arrabaca, the man accused of the anti-ICE arson terror attack in Manhattan, at a 2025 protest wearing a Luigi hat with a pro-Palestine symbol. He repeatedly calls a Jewish man the n-word. pic.twitter.com/KenS0KuEmA
— Andy Ngo (@MrAndyNgo) July 22, 2026
