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Nearly a dozen people were arrested following an army ambush on July 4 in an ICE ICE installation in Texas, with certain suspects linked to a dark anti -fascist group and others linked to transgender activists, according to the authorities.

Some of the people arrested were linked to the Benjamin Song training sessions – a former marine reservist who was also accused of terrorism in the incident outside the Prairieland detention center south of Fort Worth – according to the Washington Post.

Song was arrested several days after the incident, in which several people converged in the establishment and vandalized the cars in which some defense lawyers declared that the post was initially designed as a demonstration until shots broke out.

On July 5, a Swat team attacked a house in the historically black district of “The Bottoms” in Dallas, and took at least one person in detention.

The FBI captures the former reserve of the navy body accused of having shot ice officers in Texas Detention Center

According to the DHS, ice agents have placed an immediate detainee on the suspect to prevent him from being released in the community. (Getty Images)

A cache of weapons was found in the accommodation, which, depending on the post, housed transgender people who were “part of a group of militants united around trans and queer identity problems”. A neighbor offered an incredulous response to the newspaper when he was asked about the group that moves into the community.

Meanwhile, Song spoke to the prison journal, where he is detained for the attempted murder of federal agents and the release of a firearm in relation to a crime of violence, according to the New York Post.

Song would also have bought several of the firearms linked to the ambush, the newspaper reported.

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Song’s mother, who would be politically conservative, directs a studio of martial arts where the 32 -year -old man would organize training sessions in firearms and other combat means for young leftists.

He told the Washington Post that he also grew up listening to the radio conservative radio and joined the army, but that he became disillusioned with the right after the Republicans, including President Donald Trump, spoke of China, including his commercial imbalance with the United States

As he began to frequent university in Austin, he had “Sour (Ed) on free market capitalism” and “began to communicate with” groups of left -wing activists online on various encrypted cat applications before finally moving on to training.

Certain participants in Song Training were “transgender people, who were impatient to learn the skills of combat and manipulation of firearms displayed by right groups during national disorders in 2020,” reported the Washington Post.

Originally, social justice efforts focus on social justice efforts, but recently focused their attention to ICE immigration application, according to reports.

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“They were afraid. And Ben offered them a solution for their fear,” said a former intern who left the sessions for security problems at the Washington Post.

In a statement after the authorities made several arrests, the special agent of the FBI field office in the FBI Dallas responsible, R. Joseph Rothrock, said that the office “worked tirelessly to stop all those associated with the shooting of the Prairieland detention center”.

“As we have already said, the FBI will not tolerate acts of violence against the police and will fully investigate anyone who commits these types of offenses.”

The FBI Previously, he offered a reward of $ 25,000 for information leading to the arrest and the conviction of SONG.

Greg Wehner of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.