Two Men Arrested for Impersonating ICE Agents in California Social Media Stunt

The suspects harassed 11 Fresno businesses while posing as federal agents, following heightened immigration enforcement in the region.

Two men in Fresno, California, were arrested for impersonating ICE agents as part of a social media stunt, according to police reports.
The pair wore wigs and black tactical vests with partially obscured lettering reading 'Police' and 'ICE' while confronting employees at 11 businesses.
Police apprehended the suspects outside a shopping center after receiving multiple harassment complaints from local businesses.
The incident occurred weeks after real ICE raids in California's Central Valley, which heightened fears in immigrant communities.
Authorities confirmed the suspects were seeking social media attention and have been charged with misdemeanor impersonation of law enforcement.