FBI investigating possible incendiary device thrown at Atlanta ICE building
Topics: Immigration & ICE
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- The Hill reports: “Federal agents are investigating reports of an incendiary device being thrown at Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) downtown Atlanta office Tuesday night. "FBI personnel and evidence respo…”
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