EXCLUSIVE: Rep. Andy Biggs — AZ Attorney General ‘Fantasizing About Violent Radicals Shooting ICE Agents’

January 25, 2026
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Rep. Andy Biggs just dropped a bombshell on Breitbart News, accusing Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes of essentially daydreaming about armed radicals gunning down ICE agents. This stems from Mayes' recent comments criticizing ICE operations in the state, where she painted federal agents as the villains in a border security drama—comments Biggs interprets as dangerously inflammatory rhetoric that could incite violence against law enforcement. In a state like Arizona, where border tensions run hotter than a summer sidewalk, this isn't just political posturing; it's a stark reminder of how anti-enforcement Democrats are willing to demonize those upholding the law, potentially greenlighting chaos from open-border extremists. Digging deeper, Mayes' words aren't isolated—they echo a broader pattern from the left where federal agents become scapegoats, much like we've seen with smears against Border Patrol or even ATF during high-profile raids. Biggs, a staunch 2A defender and no stranger to calling out sanctuary-state nonsense, is spot-on: this kind of language normalizes violence against government workers, blurring lines that could one day ensnare any badge-wearing defender of sovereignty. For the 2A community, it's a flashing red light—when radicals are fantasized about as heroes taking potshots at ICE, it flips the script on self-defense narratives. Suddenly, the armed citizen isn't the protector but the potential vigilante, justifying more gun grabs under the guise of public safety. We've seen this playbook before: inflame tensions, then demand disarmament. The implications for gun owners are crystal clear—stand firm. This rhetoric tests the resolve of pro-2A patriots in red states like Arizona, where self-reliance and border security go hand-in-hand. If Mayes gets away with this unchecked, expect ripple effects: emboldened radicals, eroded trust in federal ops, and politicians pushing assault weapon bans to stop the fantasy from becoming reality. Biggs is right to sound the alarm; it's time for the 2A community to amplify it, reminding everyone that the real threat isn't ICE agents doing their jobs—it's elected officials whose words could spark the next tragedy. Stay vigilant, Arizona—your rights and your borders depend on it.

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Digging deeper, Mayes’ words aren’t isolated—they echo a broader pattern from the left where federal agents become scapegoats, much like we’ve seen with smears against Border Patrol or even ATF during high-profile raids. Biggs, a staunch 2A defender and no stranger to calling out sanctuary-state nonsense, is spot-on: this kind of language normalizes violence against government workers, blurring lines that could one day ensnare any badge-wearing defender of sovereignty. For the 2A community, it’s a flashing red light—when radicals are fantasized about as heroes taking potshots at ICE, it flips the script on self-defense narratives. Suddenly, the armed citizen isn’t the protector but the potential vigilante, justifying more gun grabs under the guise of public safety. We’ve seen this playbook before: inflame tensions, then demand disarmament.

The implications for gun owners are crystal clear—stand firm. This rhetoric tests the resolve of pro-2A patriots in red states like Arizona, where self-reliance and border security go hand-in-hand. If Mayes gets away with this unchecked, expect ripple effects: emboldened radicals, eroded trust in federal ops, and politicians pushing assault weapon bans to stop the fantasy from becoming reality. Biggs is right to sound the alarm; it’s time for the 2A community to amplify it, reminding everyone that the real threat isn’t ICE agents doing their jobs—it’s elected officials whose words could spark the next tragedy. Stay vigilant, Arizona—your rights and your borders depend on it.

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