Students find more violent imagery near University of Wisconsin campus after anti-ICE displays probed

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More convulsive imagery appeared adjacent the University of Wisconsin-Madison precocious past week, mirroring akin imagery recovered connected the nationalist school's field implicit a span of weeks, according to 2 students astatine the school. 

"The lone bully fascist is simply a dormant fascist," work 1 representation photographed by Aiden Wirth, a pupil astatine the schoolhouse and a writer astatine an autarkic pupil paper called The Madison Federalist, which archetypal published the imagery.

Ben Rothove, the editor-in-chief of the paper, besides captured immoderate of the displays. 

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Signs speechmaking "the lone bully fascist is simply a dormant fascist" and "speak their language" adorned with convulsive imagery were photographed adjacent the University of Wisconsin-Madison field successful November 2025.  (Courtesy: Aiden Wirth)

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An representation with the aforesaid connection hanging connected a bicycle roadworthy sign, which besides depicted an representation of a fist punching a bloodied pig, besides precocious appeared. Another representation hanging connected a bicycle roadworthy motion depicted a fist holding a smoking pistol to the caput of idiosyncratic successful a Ku Klux Klan hood arsenic humor squirts retired of the figure's head. The caption connected that representation reads, "Speak their language."

The caption connected a 4th image, which besides featured a pig being punched successful the look with humor coming from its chemoreceptor and mouth, read: "Speak their language."

GRAPHIC ANTI-ICE IMAGERY AT UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN SHOWS AGENT WITH BULLET IN HEAD: 'SPEAK THEIR LANGUAGE'

Home made antifa signs successful  Madison Wisconsin

Imagery plastered astir Madison, Wisconsin, successful November 2025 depicts violence.  (Courtesy: Aiden Wirth/Ben Rothove)

"Speak their language" and "The lone bully fascist is simply a dormant fascist," were scrawled connected a 5th image, portion a idiosyncratic depicted wearing a Ku Klux Klan hood has humor pouring retired of the head.

A week ago, field constabulary confirmed for Fox News Digital that they were investigating imagery showing an ICE cause being changeable successful the head. That representation was besides accompanied by substance that said, "The lone bully fascist is simply a dormant fascist."

Before that, an representation of an ICE cause being changeable successful the caput said, "Speak their language," and beneath that, "You can't ballot distant fascism."

Campus constabulary besides confirmed they were investigating that image.

Violent anti-ICE representation  hangs connected  station  University of Wisconsin

An representation showing an ICE cause changeable successful the caput hangs connected a station connected the field of the University of Wisconsin-Madison the week of Nov. 10, 2025.  (Obtained by Fox News Digital)

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"UW-Madison condemns unit of each kinds," schoolhouse spokesperson John Lucas told Fox News Digital connected Nov. 13, aft the archetypal incident. The schoolhouse said the aforesaid aft the 2nd incident.

"As we’ve said previously, UW-Madison continues to condemn unit of each kinds," Lucas told Fox News Digital. "If a student is successful request of enactment of immoderate kind, they are encouraged to scope retired and conscionable with our Office of Student Assistance and Support. If stickers are recovered connected field by individuals, they tin beryllium reported to UWPD to beryllium investigated and removed."

Fox News Digital reached retired to the metropolis of Madison. 

Peter D'Abrosca is simply a newsman astatine Fox News Digital covering field extremism successful higher education. 

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