MADISON, WISCONSIN — Police at the University of Wisconsin–Madison have launched an investigation after a graphic poster encouraging violence against ICE agents appeared on campus this week — showing a figure with “ICE” written on their vest being shot in the head under the caption, “Speak their language.”
The disturbing image was first spotted by a student and later posted on social media by the Wisconsin College Republicans, drawing immediate outrage and calls for accountability from campus leaders.
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The image depicts an ICE agent with a bullet wound to the head, with blood forming a thought bubble. Below, text reads: “You can’t vote away fascism.”
University officials confirmed Thursday that campus police are also investigating graffiti with similar anti-ICE messages found elsewhere in Madison. Both the poster and graffiti appeared days after a rise in political tensions on campuses across Wisconsin following the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk in September.
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Nick Jacobs, chairman of the Wisconsin College Republicans and a student at UW–River Falls, told Fox News Digital that this was not an isolated incident…