Archive · 18 Jan 2026
MAGA supports bar owner's pro-ICE party
A bar owner in Idaho is hosting a party to support ICE agents.
He promised free drinks to anyone helping ICE track down and deport illegal immigrants.
This happened after an ICE agent shot and killed a woman in Minneapolis.
Many people support the ICE agent and the bar owner, while others are against them.
The ICE agent has received over a million dollars in donations.
The bar owner has also received threats for his support of ICE.
Mark Fitzpatrick, owner of Old State Saloon in Idaho, is hosting a 'Hot ICE Party' to support ICE agents.
Fitzpatrick promised free drinks to anyone helping ICE track down and deport illegal immigrants.
The event follows the shooting of Renee Nicole Good by ICE agent Jonathan Ross in Minneapolis.
Ross has received over $1 million in donations from supporters, including a GoFundMe campaign.
Fitzpatrick has received both support and death threats for his pro-ICE stance.
- Who
- Mark Fitzpatrick, owner of Old State Saloon, and ICE agent Jonathan Ross
- What
- A pro-ICE party and support for an ICE agent after a controversial shooting
- When
- January 17, 2026 (party), days after January 7, 2026 (shooting)
- Where
- Eagle, Idaho, USA
- Why
- To support ICE and its operations amid protests and controversy
- Bar Name
- Old State Saloon
- Location
- Eagle, Idaho
- Owner
- Mark Fitzpatrick
- Event Date
- January 17
- ICE Agent Involved
- Jonathan Ross
- Victim
- Renee Nicole Good
- Fundraiser Goal (GoFundMe)
- $850,000
- Fundraiser Goal (GiveSendGo)
- $300,000