Texas ICE detention protest shooter sentenced to 100 years, others sentenced to decades

The person responsible for the deadly shooting at a Texas ICE detention center during a protest has been sentenced to 100 years in prison, marking a significant outcome in the first federal prosecution under Trump's executive order labeling antifa as a domestic terrorist group. Two other individuals involved also received lengthy sentences, reflecting the severity of the charges and the government's commitment to prosecuting domestic terrorism. This case underscores the serious consequences for violent actions during protests, highlighting a critical juncture in how domestic threats are being handled.