A Miami man, 47, just pleaded guilty to federal charges after threatening to execute top officials including Marco Rubio and Kristi Noem on social media. His posts, made May 27, included explicit threats of violence, references to seditious conspiracy, and even tagged former President Trump. Authorities stress these aren’t political speech — threatening public servants is a serious federal crime. The Diplomatic Security Service is treating this as a major offense, prioritizing the safety of government workers. Enriquez now faces up to five years per count, with sentencing pending. Multiple agencies investigated, underscoring how seriously the U.S. takes online intimidation of officials.
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