DOJ Staffer Hit With Terrorism Charge For Doxxing Border Patrol Agent During Texas Raid

A U.S. Department of Justice employee, Karen Olvera De Leon, was arrested by Cameron County investigators and charged with state terrorism and tampering after allegedly doxxing a federal agent who appeared in a livestream of a June 9 Border Patrol raid in Brownsville. Investigators traced the online commenter who revealed the agent’s identity to Olvera De Leon, leading to a state indictment and her arrest; she was released on a $20,000 personal recognizance bond. Local prosecutors and federal authorities said the doxxing prompted a broader investigation amid heightened threats against ICE and Border Patrol personnel. Authorities noted the case comes as other attacks and threats targeting immigration enforcement officers have increased in the region.