The Department of Homeland Security announced a revamp of its Immigration and Customs Enforcement tip line in the wake of the attacks in Colorado over the weekend allegedly committed by an illegal migrant.

Homeland Security chief Kristi Noem is adding resources and more manpower to the 24-hour tip line, according to Monday’s announcement.

On Sunday, 12 people were injured in Boulder, Colorado, when police say Mohamed Sabry Soliman, in the country illegally, allegedly used a makeshift flamethrower and incendiary devices on a group that had gathered to bring attention to the Israeli hostages in Gaza. The FBI called it a terrorist attack.

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