Man Charged with Attack on Federal Building in New York City

A man has been charged in connection with an attack on a federal building in New York City. Authorities say Andrew Arrabaca used an incendiary device outside 26 Federal Plaza, a government building that houses offices of several federal agencies, including Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The incident occurred on Thursday, according to law enforcement officials. Police arrested Arrabaca at the scene. They reported that he was in possession of materials expressing opposition to ICE. The suspect is facing federal charges for using a destructive device. No injuries were reported in the attack. The building was temporarily evacuated, and the device was safely removed by bomb squad personnel. The motive for the attack is under investigation, but officials have not ruled out a connection to anti-immigration enforcement sentiments. Andrew Arrabaca is expected to appear in court later this week. If convicted, he could face serious prison time. The case highlights ongoing tensions around immigration enforcement in the United States. Federal Plaza has been a target of protests in the past due to the presence of ICE offices. Authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward.