The phrase “ICE shooter” is not a fixed title for one specific, publicly named person; it is a descriptive label people online and in the news use for different incidents involving shootings connected to the U.S. immigration agency ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement).

What “ICE shooter” Usually Means

In current news and forum discussions, “the ICE shooter” can refer to:

  • An ICE agent who fired shots during an enforcement operation, such as the recent case in Minneapolis where an ICE officer shot and killed a 37‑year‑old woman in her vehicle.
  • A person who attacked an ICE facility or ICE personnel, like the 2025 Dallas ICE facility shooting, where the gunman was identified as Joshua Jahn.

Because of this, the phrase is ambiguous without more context (location, date, or which case you mean).

Recent Example People Might Mean

Minneapolis case (January 2026)

  • A woman was fatally shot by an ICE agent in south Minneapolis, in a tense incident captured partly on bystander video.
  • Authorities have not publicly released the name of the ICE agent who fired, so there is no widely known individual name people can point to as “the ICE shooter” in that case.

Because the agent’s identity is still being withheld, asking “who is the ICE shooter?” about this case does not yet have a specific, confirmed public answer.

Dallas facility shooter (September 2025)

  • In a separate incident at an ICE facility near Dallas in 2025, the shooter who attacked from a rooftop and then killed himself was identified as Joshua Jahn.
  • In discussions about that event, “the ICE shooter” often refers to Jahn as the person who opened fire on or around the ICE facility.

How to Narrow Down What You Mean

If you are talking about online threads, news, or forum drama, it helps to specify:

  1. Place – e.g., “Minneapolis ICE shooting” vs “Dallas ICE facility shooting”.
  1. Time – e.g., “the January 2026 ICE shooting” or “the 2025 Dallas ICE shooter”.
  1. Role – are you asking about:
    • The ICE agent who fired, or
    • An attacker who shot at ICE or an ICE facility?

With those details, it becomes possible to say which specific person a post or headline is probably referring to. TL;DR:

  • “The ICE shooter” is not one single famous individual; it’s a loose label people use for different ICE‑related shooting incidents.
  • In the recent Minneapolis case, the agent’s name has not been released , so that shooter is not publicly identified.
  • In the 2025 Dallas facility case, “the ICE shooter” is Joshua Jahn , the rooftop attacker.

Information gathered from public news reports and online coverage.