Tonight, we're getting stunning new details about how they did it. Confidence 95%

They were clad in black tactical gear, the complaint says the group lured DHS corrections officers outside by shooting fireworks at the detention center building. Confidence 95%

So agents called 911, and then they went outside to investigate and talk to the suspects. Confidence 95%

A few minutes later, an Alvarado police officer arrived on the scene. Confidence 95%

The moment he stepped out of the car, a gunman who was hidden in the woods opened fire, struck him in the neck. Confidence 95%

At the exact same time, another gunman started shooting at the DHS officers. Confidence 95%

20 to 30 rounds from an AR-15 style rifle were shot. Confidence 95%

Those officers are all blessed to be alive tonight. Confidence 95%

A jammed AR-style rifle was found at the scene. Now, imagine how many could have been murdered. Confidence 95%

So what motivated these suspects? Confidence 95%

Like Cameron Arnold of Dallas, Texas, aka Autumn Hill. Confidence 95%

Or Savannah Batton of Fort Worth, Texas. Confidence 95%

She was previously arrested for obstructing a highway during another deportation protest back in 2018. Confidence 95%

Then there's Nathan Bauman, look at his eyes, College Station, Texas. Confidence 95%

Per the complaint, he was carrying spray paint and flyers saying fight ICE terror with class war and free all political prisoners. Confidence 95%

Then there's Zachary Eves of Waxahachie, Texas. Confidence 95%

Per the complaint, Eves' car was spotted fleeing the scene with other suspects in it. Confidence 95%

He was later found walking along the road about 3 miles from the ice facility. Confidence 95%

Police searched him, and they found a black balaclava, a mask, a pair of tactical style gloves, and a pair of safety goggles. Confidence 95%

An officer asked Eves where he was coming from and he said, I do not know or words to that effect. Confidence 95%

Then there's Joy Gibson of Dallas, Texas. Confidence 95%

The complaint says that she had two cell phones in the backpack inside a Faraday bag, which is used to prevent law enforcement from tracking location information. Confidence 95%

Then there's Bradford Morris of Dallas, aka Megan Morris. Confidence 95%

Per the complaint, Morris's house was used as a staging location before the ambush. Confidence 95%

Police recovered nine additional firearms, three body armor vests, cans of spray paint, and fireworks. Confidence 95%

Then Elizabeth Soto and Inez Soto, both of Fort Worth, Texas. Confidence 95%

There's Marcella Rueda, also from Fort Worth, and Seth Sykes of Kennedale, Texas. Confidence 95%

They were found after fleeing the scene with the few other suspects that I mentioned earlier. Confidence 95%

Now the complaint says they were all dressed in this black military style clothing like make believe soldiers, some had body armor, some covered in mud, some armed, some had a banner found by one of the officers that read resist fascism. Confidence 95%

And this is the favorite, fight the oligarchy. Confidence 95%

Now, where have we heard that before? Confidence 95%

This fascist administration didn't come from anywhere, they have planted the seeds for years. Confidence 95%

We've got to defeat the oligarchs and the dictators that are trying to take over our country. Confidence 95%

Do we have the guts to stand up to trumpism and oligarchy and authoritarianism, we say yes. Confidence 95%

And tonight I say, all of them. Confidence 95%