We now know the anti-ICE individual who deployed an explosive device outside 26 Federal Plaza in NYC.

Fox News has revealed that the suspect accused of the crime is Andrew Arrabaca.

Arrabaca is 43 years old. Police confirmed he had “anti-ICE stuff on him.

Per Fox News, FBI New York field office Assistant Director in Charge James Barnacle Jr. said that Arrabaca had an unidentified liquid on him, and that he “put the liquid down, set some fireworks on top of it,” causing a “little fire.”

He added that Arrabaca was also carrying a sign that read “ICE Off Our Streets” during the attack.

Earlier today, a possible terrorist attack unfolded in New York City, and the issue of immigration was at the center of it.

The attack occurred at roughly 8:30 AM.

26 Federal Plaza is the Jacob K. Javits Federal Office Building. This building houses three important federal agencies related to immigration: U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR / Immigration Court), and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

The Gateway Pundit also reported that the left-wing terrorist who used the incendiary device had a history of anti-ICE activity.

ABC 7 confirmed that the suspect had a “history of anti-ICE (ICE) activity,” according to the FBI. Additional footage of the suspect igniting the incendiary device shows him dumping a bucket containing flammable liquid and other objects on the north side of the building before setting it ablaze and running away.

This is a developing story and will be updated.

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