Man Behind Bars Over Death Threats to Firebrand GOP Rep and Kids

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Rep. Randy Fine in a blue suit, seen from behind, wears a red kippah with Trump America Great written on it, standing outdoors on a paved area, seemingly unfazed by recent death threats circulating in the community.

Rep. Randy Fine, R-Fla., wearing a stylized kippah that reads “KIPA MERICA GREAT,” departs after a candlelight vigil in honor of National Police Week at the U.S. Capitol on May 12, 2026, in Washington, D.C. (Graeme Sloan/Getty Images)

FIRST ON THE DAILY SIGNAL—The Daily Signal has obtained the death threats made against an outspoken House Freedom Caucus member and his kids that have landed the perpetrator with an almost 10-year sentence in federal prison.

The man behind the threats, 26-year-old Edwin Guerrero, was also hit with a $15,000 fine, United States Attorney Gregory W. Kehoe announced.

“This pro-Hamas individual said he was going to kill me, my children, and make me watch as he killed them. I’m incredibly grateful that now he’s experiencing his own 9/11,” Fine told the Daily Signal in an exclusive interview. “The judge sentenced him to 9 years and 11 months in prison, one month shy of the maximum.”

Screenshot of two offensive tweets containing death threats and hate speech directed at an individual and their children, referencing gun violence and making antisemitic remarks, with emojis accompanying the text.

Fine, who expressed his gratitude for the justice system for taking this matter seriously, thanked the judge and Kehoe for wanting to “send a message” to those who wish to inflict harm on someone for their race or ethnicity, as well as elected officials and children.

“Threats of intimidation or harm against public officials or anyone for their political or religious beliefs will not be tolerated,” Kehoe said in a statement shared with the Daily Signal. “We will take such acts seriously and prosecute these offenders to the fullest extent of the law.”

During his interview with the Daily Signal, Fine also said he’s experienced this level of antisemitic threats before since being elected.

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“It’s unfortunately not the first of these I’ve received since becoming an elected official 10 years ago,” Fine stated. “It was horrible. First, they publicly made the threat on X.”

“This is more than I or the prosecution asked for; the judge clearly wanted to send a message. He got a hate crime enhancement given the Jew-hatred he espoused in his threats,” the representative continued.

In the last few years, Jewish advocacy groups in the United States have noted a historic 360% rise in antisemitic attacks across the country.

Fine attributed the homegrown rise of Jew-hatred attacks to the “fetishizing” of radical Islam, terrorist networks such as Hamas, Hezbollah, and Iran, by American politicians and Western media, who he claimed sympathize with these terrorist networks.