MUST WATCH: West Virginia Fire Department Receiving Death Threats After Loaning ICE a Truck to Nab Illegal Aliens on a Roof

A video of a West Virginia fire department loaning ICE one of their vehicles to grab illegal aliens from the roof of a house is going viral on TikTok thanks to outraged liberals.

The impressive video features ICE agents riding up a ladder truck on loan from the fire department to the roof of a home in Hurricane on Friday.

Ok thats epic. The fire department in Teays Valley let ICE use their trucks to get illegal aliens off a roof.

More info: https://t.co/IaccCN4WJQ pic.twitter.com/841onYEHXs

— Cassandra MacDonald (@CassandraRules) January 14, 2026

Disgustingly, the backlash has led to death threats against firefighters from the Teays Valley Fire Department.

The operation began when West Virginia State Police and ICE agents conducted a traffic stop on a red 2024 Ford F-250 and found Honduran illegal alien Miguel Angel Alvarado Molina.

“Mr. Molina is a native of Honduras and was determined to be unlawfully present in the United States with a final order of removal as a fugitive,” Captain L.T. Goldie, Jr. said, according to a report from WCHS.

Goldie explained that additional investigation led them to the home in Hurricane, where illegal aliens were working on a roof.

ICE contacted the owner of the house, who told them they could come in.

“An ICE officer climbed a ladder to speak to the individuals on the roof. One of the individuals grabbed a nail gun, so the ICE officer descended the ladder,” Goldie said.

After back up came, the seven illegal aliens surrendered and were taken into custody, along with Molina.

Following the incident going viral on TikTok, Republican Del. Kathy Hess Crouse posted on Facebook about how firefighters and their families are now receiving death threats.

Crouse wrote in full:

I want to publicly and unequivocally stand with the Teays Valley Fire Department and their families.

These brave men and women were called in by the West Virginia State Police to assist in getting people safely off a roof. They were not told this was connected to an ICE operation. They showed up for one reason only: to do their jobs and keep people safe.

Now, unbelievably, they and their families are receiving death threats and other acts of intimidation. On top of that, some are even calling for the department to be defunded.

That is absolutely unacceptable.

Let me be absolutely clear and leave no room for doubt: that will NOT happen. I will not allow funding to be pulled from the Teays Valley Fire Department.

Our firefighters are not politicians. They are not law enforcement. They are public servants who respond when called, in emergencies, without hesitation and without all the details. They save lives. They protect our communities. They run toward danger when the rest of us run away from it.

Threatening them or their families is cowardly, wrong, and criminal — and anyone doing so should be fully investigated and prosecuted.

Teays Valley Fire Department has the full support and gratitude of our community. We will not allow mob intimidation or misinformation to target the very people who risk their lives for us every day.

Thank you to our firefighters for your service, your professionalism, and your courage. We stand with you.

Unfortunately for the homeowner, their roof was left unfinished.

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