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North Texas Man Who Threatened to “Open Fire” on ICE Agents Sentenced to 17 Months in Federal Prison

A North Texas man who threatened to shoot and kill Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents online has been sentenced to 17 months in federal prison.

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