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2026-10-22 22:32
FBI: ‘Incendiary device’ allegedly thrown at Atlanta ICE building
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First reported by Reuters (Center); 4 outlets over 16h.
Reuters · +12h The Hill · +15h UPI · +16h The Blaze
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- UPICenter
The FBI is investigating reports that someone threw an incendiary device at the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement building in Atlanta.
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Federal agents are investigating reports of an incendiary device being thrown at Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) downtown Atlanta office Tuesday night.
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US agents investigate report incendiary device thrown at ICE office in Atlanta Reuters
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The Immigration and Customs Enforcement office in Atlanta, Georgia, is the latest to be attacked with an incendiary device, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The FBI said the alleged device was tossed at the ICE agency on Tuesday evening.
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The BlazeRight
Another ICE office attacked with incendiary device, FBI claims
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FBI: ‘Incendiary device’ allegedly thrown at Atlanta ICE building
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FBI investigating possible incendiary device thrown at Atlanta ICE building
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US agents investigate report incendiary device thrown at ICE office in Atlanta - Reuters
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