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ICE agent fires shots at vehicle they say tried to run them over during detention operation in Black Forest
A KRCC reporter witnessed an abandoned truck towed out of a ditch by law enforcement, though it was unclear if that was the vehicle involved in the shooting. Burgess Road in Black Forest near the intersection of Green Tree had been closed for five hours, according to law enforcement.
An expert in public safety data rejected the administration's claims, saying 2025's numbers fall in line with a trend that ...
Highway Safety chief Dave Kerner, a former Palm Beach County official, called a July 22 story about the arrest of a U.S.
ICE said the suspect in custody was one of two men ICE was seeking when they said a driver steered his car toward agents.
Zia S., whose last name is being withheld due to safety concerns for his family and relatives abroad, was arrested leaving a ...
Capital & Main has documented nine Americans who have been held in federal custody after observing or protesting immigration ...
Immigration officers are using more forceful tactics to keep up with the Trump administration’s mass deportation goals.
Citing “rogue and unlawful behavior” by federal immigration agents, Sen. Ruben Gallego submitted a resolution emphasizing the agency cannot badger American citizens.
Local and federal law enforcement searched for two illegal immigrants who allegedly tried to ram their vehicle into U. S.
News5 has obtained exclusive video of the moment a man can be seen hiding as ICE authorities arrive at a construction site ...
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Opus Dei Catholic who led Dallas ICE lawyers now defends immigrants
As the second Trump administration doubles down on harsh immigration policy, Hunker, an Opus Dei member who retired from ICE ...
Mexican national accused of attacking federal immigration agents remains at large after being deported six times and convicted of child abuse and domestic violence.
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