Nashville’s far-left Mayor Freddie O’Connell is being accused of obstruction after he doxxed ICE agents.
Freddie O’Connell is under federal investigation for aiding and abetting illegal aliens.
“It looks like Mayor O’Connell was involved in some sort of obstruction, or the harboring of criminal illegal aliens in the great city of Nashville but also just last night his office put out the names of Homeland Security investigators and doxxed our ICE enforcement officers. They claimed it was a mistake – there’s zero chance it was a mistake and there will be repercussions,” DHS spox Tricia McLaughlin said on Newsmax.
“I hope [O’Connell] will face consequences,” she said.
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Nashville Mayor Freddie O’Connell’s office DOXXED the names of ICE and DHS agents then claimed it was a “mistake”
He’s aiding the illegal alien gangs evade ICE pic.twitter.com/DqQGJbSJrj
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) May 29, 2025
Earlier this week GOP Congressman Andy Ogles (TN) confirmed the investigation and said he will be formally requesting all documents from the mayor’s office.
“If you’re helping violent gangs destroy Tennessee by obstructing ICE—you belong behind bars,” Rep. Ogles said.
With the support of the House Judiciary Committee, I will be formally requesting all documents and communications from the Mayor’s office related to:
– The amendment of Executive Order 30—an outrageous directive requiring Nashville employees and first responders to report all communication with federal immigration authorities directly to the Mayor.
– Any internal discussions or documents concerning ICE enforcement actions in Nashville or Davidson County.
– All correspondence involving Metro employees and affiliated NGOs regarding the arrest or detention of criminal illegal aliens within the city or county.
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With the support of the House Judiciary Committee, I will be formally requesting all documents and communications from the Mayor’s office related to:
– The amendment of Executive Order 30—an outrageous directive requiring Nashville employees and first responders to report all… pic.twitter.com/BGv8uocsTk
— Rep. Andy Ogles (@RepOgles) May 26, 2025
