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The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation has fired a staff attorney after an internal investigation into an anti-ICE social media tirade that prompted widespread criticism, the agency confirmed to Fox News Digital Friday.”Once we were made aware of her social media post, we opened an internal investigation,” a spokesperson for the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation told Fox News Digital in a statement Friday. “Upon completion of the internal investigation, she was terminated. Since this is a personnel matter, we are unable to further comment at this time.”The termination follows Fox News Digital’s earlier reporting that the fired staff attorney, Shannon Desherow, had been placed under investigation after posting an expletive-filled video criticizing Immigration and Customs Enforcement and encouraging resistance to federal immigration enforcement.DOJ PUTS BLUE STATES ON NOTICE AS ICE FIGHT BARRELS TOWARD NEXT CONSTITUTIONAL SHOWDOWN Federal immigration officers. (Getty Images)In a TikTok video reshared by Libs of TikTok on July 9, Desherow said, “Conservatives really think they’re doing something when they say, ‘Just comply’ when it comes to ICE and United States citizens.””And it just shows that they really just f—ing chirp with no understanding of what they’re talking about, because why the f— would I comply with someone who has no jurisdiction over me,” she asked in the video.Desherow continued, “ICE has no authority and no jurisdiction over U.S. citizens. So why the f— would I comply with an order given to me at gunpoint by somebody who has no f—ing authority to make that order? I’m not going to. That’s the f—ing thing.”WISCONSIN TEACHER FIRED AFTER SOCIAL MEDIA POST ADVOCATING TO ‘MAKE AMERICANS GREAT ASSASSINS AGAIN’ An exterior view of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Building in Washington D.C., United States on January 5, 2023. ((Photo by Celal Gunes/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images))On her LinkedIn page, Desherow still says she’s “Currently working for the OSBI” as assistant general counsel. Her TikTok page had been set to private but appears to be public again.Her bio appears to include a Palestinian flag emoji and reads, “Lawyer, mom, bookworm, leftist in a red state (views are entirely my own and not representative of my employer).”Desherow, according to her LinkedIn, graduated in December 2016 from the University of Central Oklahoma and then received her law degree from the University of Oklahoma College of Law in 2020.DOJ ESCALATES BLUE-STATE ICE STANDOFF AFTER STATES REFUSE KEY FEDERAL REQUEST Federal agents are seen walking in uniform. (John Moore/Getty Images)”And an ICE warrant, by the way, 99% of the time, is an administrative warrant. It’s not good enough for the f—ing Fourth Amendment,” Desherow said. “It doesn’t give you access to my house, it doesn’t give you access to my car, and it certainly doesn’t give you access to f—ing arrest me. I was born here, and I’m going to make it an ICE agent’s problem. I don’t have to f—ing comply with ICE, because I was born here. And every citizen needs to have that f—ing mindset. We need to make their lives f—ing miserable, and that’s exactly what we should be doing.”In a pinned video on her TikTok page, Desherow said, “I don’t want to hear a single conservative in my comment section chirping about Sharia law because of Zohran’s [Mamdani] election. OK, you guys love Sharia law, you love fundamentalist extremism when White people are implementing it.”CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE FOX NEWS APP Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University on Sept. 10, 2025, shortly before being fatally shot. (Trent Nelson/The Salt Lake Tribune/Getty Images)She also made critical TikToks about Charlie Kirk following his assassination, including one where she said, “Charlie Kirk inherited the society that he helped create. Charlie Kirk and other conservative talking heads like him preach stochastic violence endlessly and then whine and cry when they’re the victim of their own f—ing violent rhetoric.”Fox News Digital reached out to ICE and attempted to reach Desherow for comment. Rachel del Guidice is a culture reporter for Fox News covering the intersection of politics, faith, family, and American culture.
