70-Year-Old Florida Attorney Arrested for Alleged ICE Threats

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A 70-year-old Florida attorney, Lisa White, has been arrested and is set to face trial on November 16, 2026, for allegedly threatening to shoot Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents. The incident came to light when White visited a Mississippi gun store in late September, where she questioned the effectiveness of body armor.

Alleged Threats During Gun Store Visit

According to reports from WLOX, White approached the store and began asking about body armor, prompting an employee to engage her in conversation to understand her intentions. During the exchange, White allegedly claimed that ICE agents were becoming ‘crazy and wild’ and that she needed a gun because she was a protester and activist.

White then reportedly stated that if ICE agents were wearing body armor, she would have to shoot them in the head, shoulder, or leg. The employee warned her that she would likely find herself at gunpoint if she attempted what she described. In response, White allegedly said, ‘If I have to die, I have to die.’

Homeland Security Investigation and Arrest

Homeland Security Investigations agents visited the gun store and interviewed witnesses before arresting White. The case highlights the legal and ethical implications of individuals expressing threats against law enforcement, even in the context of Second Amendment rights and activism.

While the case is still under investigation, it has sparked discussions about the balance between free speech and public safety. The incident also brings attention to the role of gun stores in monitoring and reporting suspicious behavior, as they are often the first point of contact for potential threats.

As the legal process unfolds, the case will likely be closely watched by both legal experts and the public, given its intersection of law enforcement, gun rights, and civil liberties.

Source: Breitbart

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Connor Davis