Leader of Texas immigration center attack gets 100-year prison sentence

The leader of a violent attack on a Texas federal immigration center last year received a 100-year prison sentence, marking a significant legal resolution for a case that prosecutors labeled as domestic terrorism. Eight individuals involved in the attack, which caused severe damage and raised concerns about security at immigration facilities, were also sentenced to lengthy prison terms ranging from 30 to 100 years. This case underscores the severe consequences for those who engage in violent acts targeting immigration centers and highlights the ongoing challenges in balancing national security with immigration policy.