Texas Border Patrol shooting suspect identified as assaults on agents surge

Details about the shooter who opened fire on the border patrol agents at an annex at Mcallen, Texas, on Monday is still small after days of attacks on federal immigration officials.

The authorities, Ryan Louis Moscowa, 27, set the suspect on Monday, confirming the extent of the accident.

“Each of the local border and police agents helped to neutralize the shooter,” said a spokesman for the Ministry of Internal Security on Monday. “Two officers and employees were wounded at the border, including one shot in the knee. The three went to the hospital. This is a continuous investigation led by the FBI.”

The shooter who opened fire on border patrol agents in South Texas, which was set by the police chief

But the motivation behind the shooting is still unknown, and Mcalan, Texas, Police Chief Victor Rodriguez did not have any additional information to share it with correspondents during a press conference on Monday about the reason for the mosqueda opened to the agents.

The Police Department, Texas, immediately did not respond to the Fox News Digital request for more details.

Rodriguez said that the gunman launched “many dozens of tours” at Mcallen Station, Texas. Mosqueda is affiliated with the Michigan title, and his car has Michigan license plates.

However, Rodriguez said that Mussadda was lost from a title in Weslaco, Texas, less than 20 miles, and after a few minutes it was on this particular site, and he opened fire on a federal building.

Moscowida’s brother, Joe, told WDIV in Detroit that he had never seen his brother talking about immigration or enforcement of immigration and customs (ICE), but he said that he is suspected of dealing with unlawful mental health challenges.

“From Blue,” said Joe Mouswida to the port. “I don’t know if it is intended, I don’t know. I think it was mental health issues.”

Joe Mustaida or other family members cannot be accessed immediately to comment by email or phone calls by Fox News Digital.

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The FBI and the Ministry of Internal Security did not respond to the request to comment from Fox News Digital.

The Ministry of Internal Security said earlier in July that the attacks on ice officers and other federal immigration agents increased by nearly 700 % compared to 2024. The agency reported 10 offensive accidents between January 1, 2024 and June 30, 2024, this number rose to 79 attacks in the same time frame in 2025.

The last episodes of violence against law enforcement include another shooting near the Ice Prairieland detention facility on Friday, when a Texas police officer was shot in the neck. The Ministry of Justice announced on Tuesday that 10 individuals face charges in shooting.

Urging the White Democrats to expand the scope of the language towards federal immigration officials after shooting and other similar cases of violence.

The White House urged journalist Caroline Levita to expand the language towards federal immigration officials after shooting and other similar violence. (Evlin Hakstein/Reuters)

“Certainly we are calling for the Democrats to alleviate their speech against ice and border patrol agents, who, once again, men and women every day,” Caroline Levitte, a White House journalist, told reporters on Monday.

“These people are respected Americans simply try to do their work to impose the law. They return to their homes for their families every night, just as we all do, and they deserve respect and dignity to try to implement immigration laws in our nation and remove public safety threats from our societies.”

The lawmakers, including MP Bramela Javal, released D-Wash. , Harsh data about ICE in recent weeks. Javal accused the ice of acting “like a terrorist force” in June and defended her comments in an interview with CNN on July 2 after he demanded the White House to apologize to the legislator.

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The lawmakers, including MP Bramela Javal, released D-Wash. , Harsh data towards ICE in recent weeks. (Getty Images)

Representative Michael Dhaif, R-Miss, said. The sub -committee supervises the internal security committee in the House of Representatives on border security and enforcement, in a statement on Wednesday to Fox News Digital that the “extremist enforcement speech” has prompted the rise in crime against federal immigration officials.

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Green said: “This dangerous speech from the far left displays the safety of our men and our women in green. Violence will not be tolerated against law enforcement.” “The Internal Security Committee is in close contact with the Ministry of National Security regarding our law enforcement attack, and we will support the investigation of the FBI in the responsible individual and his motives.”

Fox News Peter Pinddo contributed to this report.