Rayden Tanner Coleman appears in an Oregon court on terrorism charges after planning the assassination of ICE agentsAn Oregon leftist who wrote a manifesto, built Molotov cocktails, ordered an AR-15, and planned to stalk ICE agents home, murder them, and take their heads as trophies is going back into society.Rayden Tanner Coleman, 19, of Columbia City, Oregon, pleaded guilty Tuesday to two counts of unlawful manufacture of a destructive device.As part of the sweetheart agreement, prosecutors dismissed 13 other charges, including attempted first-degree domestic terrorism, second-degree domestic terrorism, attempted assault, and several destructive-device offenses.Coleman must continue receiving mental-health treatment, undergo evaluations, surrender the weapons seized by authorities, and pay $550 in fines and fees.Judge Michael T. Clarke sentenced him to 36 months of supervised probation and 75 days in jail with credit for time already served. That means zero additional days behind bars.Probation. For a terror plot.The Gateway Pundit previously reported that Coleman was arrested in February after acquaintances alerted police to his alleged plans to attack ICE agents operating out of Portland.According to court documents, Coleman discussed following ICE agents home, killing them, severing their heads, and using the heads as “trophies” to prove his seriousness while recruiting members for a separatist organization called the “Cascadia Rangers Coalition.”Coleman allegedly planned to recruit people from the Warm Springs Reservation and establish a breakaway state.Investigators said Coleman possessed surveillance equipment, tactical axes, military-style knives, shovels, and materials intended for Molotov cocktails. He was also making payments on an AR-style rifle that police said he intended to use against federal agents.Police reportedly found glass bottles filled with sand in Coleman’s vehicle. Coleman allegedly admitted that he had been practicing throwing the bottles before converting them into incendiary devices.Coleman also allegedly circulated a manifesto and sent messages declaring that he would “actively kill” ICE agents.As The Gateway Pundit previously reported, Columbia County District Attorney Joshua Pond said Coleman’s prosecution was believed to be the first case brought under Oregon’s domestic-terrorism statute. Coleman initially faced 15 felony charges.But now, months later, the terrorism charges are gone, and Coleman is walking free.Senator Mike Lee (R-UT) blasted the sentence.“To say the least, probation is insufficient punishment for TERROR PLOTS!”To say the least, probation is insufficient punishment for terror plots. https://t.co/P3ZSJVqYUq— Mike Lee (@SenMikeLee) September 2, 2026The post Leftist Teen Who Plotted to BOMB and BEHEAD ICE Agents in Portland Walks With 3 Years Probation — Sen. Mike Lee: “Insufficient Punishment for TERROR PLOTS” appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.