U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is under scrutiny after allegations surfaced of agents unlawfully entering a San Antonio residence without a warrant and reportedly assaulting the occupants, including a child. A social media post on Reddit and Tik Tok, dated February 5, 2026, documents an incident where agents are breaking through a window into a person’s home without a judicial warrant.
The depravity of this invasion of private property is raising alarms regarding the legality of such actions and the treatment of all residents and citizens.
Responses on various social media platforms, including user accounts from Bsky and Reddit, condemned the operation, labeling ICE’s actions as a violation of constitutional rights. One post described the agents as a “Trump Nazi Gestapo,” while another emphasized that legally armed citizens might feel compelled to defend themselves against perceived governmental tyranny.
Legal experts, including commentator Greg Pak, highlighted the legal boundaries governing ICE’s actions, stating that the agency cannot confiscate personal property, such as mobile phones, without a judicial warrant, and similar constraints apply to searches of individuals and vehicles. “If you’re not under arrest, ICE cannot search your car or person without a valid judicial warrant,” Pak noted.
The overall destruction of constitutional liberties has incited broader discussions surrounding federal operations and overreach, prompting local officials like the Mayor of Boston, Michelle Wu, to propose an Executive Order aimed at protecting residents from unconstitutional federal actions.
As calls for accountability grow, San Antonio and Minnesota’s responses will likely set the tone for others responses. Noth of these heavily democratic and non white areas spell out a stretagy of aggression directed by rat face, Stephen Miller.

