Heard voices in his head: Illegal alien who allegedly threatened Trump’s life arrested near White House with firearms

There have been at least four armed attacks treated by authorities as attempts on the life of President Donald Trump, and numerous other “incidents.”

Now there’s another

A report at Fox explains, “An illegal immigrant from Venezuela was arrested near the White House on Thursday after he was allegedly found inside a stolen vehicle carrying multiple firearms and reportedly threatening to kill President Donald Trump.”

The claims come from the Department of Homeland Security, which confirmed Secret Service officers approached the suspect after spotting him “acting suspicious in his car while it was parked on Constitution Avenue in Washington, D.C.”

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Federal authorities said the suspect described hearing voices in his head instructing him to harm the president.

Multiple weapons and ammunition were found in the suspect’s vehicle, authorities reported.

BREAKING: A Venezuelan illegal immigrant accused of threatening to kill President Trump was arrested near the White House after three firearms and ammunition were found inside a stolen vehicle, DHS confirms to Fox News.

Secret Service agents spotted the suspect acting… pic.twitter.com/8Mg8umbaAi

— Fox News (@FoxNews) November 6, 2026

JUST IN 🚨 Secret Service ARRESTED Armed Venezuelan illegal alien Near White House Over Trump Assassination Threat

An armed Venezuelan illegal alien was taken into custody near the White House following an alleged threat to assassinate President Donald Trump.

Another Joe Biden… pic.twitter.com/TnEQItO7gQ

— J (@JayTC53) November 6, 2026

🚨 JUST IN | Venezuelan illegal alien. Stolen car. AR-15, two handguns and ammo, parked by the White House.

DHS says he told Secret Service voices sent him to kill President Trump. pic.twitter.com/c2LDaiLWUe

— Chad Ledger (@TheChadLedger) November 6, 2026

Earlier attempts that were considered serious included a Las Vegas incident in 2016, when a man tried to grab an officer’s gun to shoot Trump, the Butler, Pa., attack in which Trump was injured, an attack in West Palm Beach, Florida, when an alleged sniper fled, and a shooting at the White House Corresondents’ Dinner this year.

There also was a letter to the White House that contained ricin, a murder-for-hire plot linked to Iran, an IRGC plot against Trump and an armed intruder at Mar-a-Lago.

Finally, there were shots fired at a White House checkpoint this year.

Bob Unruh

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