Watch: Officials say suspect in Manhattan explosion had anti-ICE literature
Summary
Officials said the suspect in Monday’s explosion outside a federal building in New York City held anti-ICE materials. The suspect was described as an "anti-government extremist."Key Facts
- The explosion happened on Monday morning in Manhattan, New York City.
- The suspect was near a federal building when the incident occurred.
- Law enforcement described the suspect as an "anti-government extremist."
- The suspect carried literature opposing ICE, which is the U.S. agency that enforces immigration laws.
- Officials shared these details during a news conference.
- CBS News reporter Anna Schecter provided background information after the announcement.
- The investigation is active, and more information may be released later.
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