FBI warned ICE agents could be targeted by fake ‘tradwife’ dating profiles, memo reveals
Summary
The FBI warned U.S. immigration agents that some women are making fake online dating profiles with a “traditional wife” look to attract and expose these agents by sharing their private information online. The FBI shared this warning with other law enforcement agencies to help protect the agents from this possible threat.Key Facts
- The FBI sent a memo in February 2026 to warn about women creating fake dating profiles targeting immigration agents.
- These fake profiles used a “tradwife” style, which means showing traditional wife and homemaker looks.
- The goal was to trick agents into dating and then release their personal information online, called “doxing.”
- The FBI memo said this tactic aims to embarrass agents and stop immigration enforcement work.
- The memo did not give details about which dating sites were used or if any agents had been caught.
- The report was labeled as “not finally evaluated intelligence,” meaning it was still uncertain information.
- The group Property of the People got the memo through a public records request.
- The FBI did not comment much on the memo but said it shares such information to keep officers safe.
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