A video posted online shows an Oregon-based OB-GYN confronting Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents inside a Queens airport terminal, drawing attention to an exchange that unfolded in a public setting and quickly circulated on social media.

Dr. Jennifer Lincoln, who has more than 2.8 million followers on a social media platform, approached two ICE officers wearing vests in the terminal.

According to the video she shared Thursday, Lincoln initially appeared to thank the agents before shifting tone and delivering a series of remarks directed at them.

“Excuse me,” Lincoln said as she approached the officers.

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One of the agents responded, “Yes ma’am,” according to the video.

Lincoln then said, “I just wanna say thank you guys for being here — because I know when I wake up in the morning, I’ll never be racist pigs like you.”

She continued, “No matter how bad I am, I’ll never be like you.”

“So good job. I hope your moms are real proud of you,” she added.

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The video shows the two officers reacting without engaging in the exchange.

They raised their eyebrows, smiled, and walked away without responding verbally to Lincoln’s comments.

The encounter took place in a public area of the airport terminal, where federal agents were present as part of their duties.

No physical altercation occurred, and the situation did not escalate beyond the verbal remarks captured in the footage.

The video circulated widely online after being posted, with viewers focusing on both the remarks made by Lincoln and the response from the ICE officers.

The footage shows the agents maintaining composure throughout the interaction and choosing not to engage with the statements directed at them.

ICE officers are routinely present in transportation hubs, including airports, as part of federal enforcement and security operations.

Their roles can include coordination with other agencies and responding to immigration-related matters.

The video does not indicate that Lincoln was detained or questioned following the exchange.

The interaction appears to have ended when the officers walked away.

Public reactions to the video have varied, with attention centered on the conduct of both parties during the encounter.

The officers’ decision not to respond verbally and to disengage from the situation is clearly visible in the footage.

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