H.Res. 767 is a resolution expressing the House's condemnation of violent attacks against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facilities and officers, which the resolution characterizes as unacceptable and fully condemned. The resolution documents a series of violent incidents that occurred between July and September 2025, including shootings, riots, and threats at ICE locations across multiple states, and states that assaults on ICE officers have increased by 1,000 percent. The resolution affirms congressional support for ICE's law enforcement mission and calls on federal agencies, state and local law enforcement, and public officials to investigate these attacks, strengthen coordination to prevent violence, and reject rhetoric that incites hostility toward ICE personnel. This is a non-binding resolution that does not authorize funding or impose timelines, but rather expresses the sense of the House regarding support for ICE operations and condemnation of violence directed at the agency.