Mexican national injured in Dallas ICE shooting, prompting diplomatic concern

Dallas asked the deadly attraction at a US immigration and customs conservation (ICE) facility in Texas to share a Mexican national “seriously injured” and the Mexican government to share its “concern through diplomatic channels”.

29 -year -old Joshua Jahn was described to FOX News by the sources that opened fire on Wednesday, killed an detainee and wounded two people before taking their own life.

“The Mexican Consulate in Dallas immediately contacted the local authorities who have been taken to the hospital and confirmed that one of the victims seriously injured is currently taken to the hospital and confirming that medical care.” He said in a statement.

“The Chief of the North American Unit was concerned about diplomatic channels and asked for a complete investigation and unlimited access to the wounded Mexican citizen.” “The Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirms the commitment of protecting the citizens of Mexican through the Consulate Network in the United States.”

Joshua Jahn, who is the shooter in the deadly Dallas Ice Plant attack?

It is claimed that Jahn fired a “random” way to the ice building and fired it in a minibus in Sally Port, where the victims were shot.

According to sources, three prisoners were in a unmarked minibus before they were shot, Jahn was shot at around 7 am. Authorities were found dead with a rifle on a nearby roof.

3 people are shot at the Dallas Ice facility, agency Dead, agency approves

Joshua Jahn’s Dallas on Wednesday, Dallas, Texas US immigration and Customs Protection (ICE) is claimed to have opened fire and the authorities, “BIE Anti” on the scene of a bullet was found at the scene, he said. (FBI; Fox News)

A photo published by FBI director Kash Patel on X showed what looks like a rifle caliber ammunition sticking to a clip. Patel said the tours were engraved in a “ice -cold” message.

DHS Deputy Secretary Tricia McLughlin said that after the attack, security will increase in ice facilities around the US.

The law enforcement officers are looking at the roof of a building close to a shooting scene in Dallas, Texas, a US immigration and Customs Protection (ICE) office on Wednesday, September 24, 2025. (AP/Julio Cortez)

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“Ice threats, bomb threats, weapons thrown to civil servants, rocks and molotov cocktails, including the doxxsings of the families of the civil servants, including the Doxxsing, ice threats and other unseen violence actions, DHS will begin to increase in the ice facilities in the country will begin to increase in the light of today’s terrible shooting” He told Newsnation.

Fox News’ Louis Casiano and John Roberts contributed to this report.