• DJ Daniel, only 13-years-old, becomes honorary ICE and Border Patrol agent as part of his dream to join over 1,000 law enforcement agencies while battling cancer.
• President Trump recognized the 13-year-old battling cancer, Daniel, during the State of the Union and named him an honorary Secret Service agent.
• Daniel showed courage, humor, and strength during his ceremonies, inspiring people nationwide and gaining recognition despite being just a 13-year-old cancer patient.

DJ Daniel, a brave 13-year-old boy, just achieved something big. On May 14, he took the oath and became an honorary agent for both ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) and Border Patrol. Daniel has been fighting brain and spinal cancer for years. But instead of giving up, he focused on one powerful dream—joining law enforcement. That dream brought him in front of more than 1,000 agencies across the country as a 13-year-old battling cancer. Now, ICE and Border Patrol proudly call him one of their own.

Daniel Battled Cancer While Chasing His Law Enforcement Dream

Doctors diagnosed Daniel with brain and spinal cancer at a young age. He went through many surgeries. He faced pain, fear, and tough treatments. But he never gave up. He told his family and supporters he wanted to join as many law enforcement groups as possible. He started his mission with strong energy. Soon, officers from all over the U.S. responded. They made him part of their teams. ICE posted online that Daniel, a determined 13-year-old with cancer, reached his goal much faster than expected. They said his courage inspired them all.

President Trump Recognized Daniel in State of the Union Speech

Daniel’s story reached the highest levels of government. In March, President Donald Trump honored him during the State of the Union. The president spoke to the entire country and praised Daniel’s bravery. He told the audience that Daniel would become an honorary Secret Service agent too. That moment put 13-year-old cancer fighter Daniel in the spotlight and gave his mission even more power. People across the nation began cheering for him.

White House Celebrates Daniel’s Border Patrol Oath

The White House didn’t wait long to share the next big news. On May 15, one day after his ICE ceremony, Daniel became an honorary Border Patrol agent. The White House posted a bold message to mark the event. It said, “Let’s just say—it’s a very bad day to be an illegal alien terrorist.” That strong statement showed how serious they were about welcoming Daniel, the 13-year-old cancer patient, into the law enforcement community. Daniel stood proudly in uniform, proving that even kids can make a big impact.

Daniel Fires Back at Congresswoman’s Comment with Humor

During the Border Patrol ceremony, Daniel showed his sense of humor. He spoke about a moment involving Rep. Jasmine Crockett, a Democratic congresswoman. According to Daniel, she made fun of his head. But Daniel didn’t stay silent. He joked back and said, “She can’t be talking because she looks like a burnt marshmallow.” The crowd laughed. Daniel smiled. That moment showed his confidence and playful spirit even in tough times.

A Young Hero Who Inspires the Entire Nation

Daniel’s journey continues to touch hearts all over America. He faced cancer with strength. He reached his law enforcement goal with passion. He stood tall beside ICE, Border Patrol, and the Secret Service. His story teaches people to stay strong and never stop believing. He proves that age doesn’t matter when you carry courage, humor, and hope in your heart.