Summary
A federal immigration agent from ICE shot and wounded a man in Austin, Texas, on Sunday. The man was seriously hurt but stable, and local authorities are investigating the incident with help from ICE’s Homeland Security Investigations.Key Facts
- The shooting happened just before 1 p.m. on the north side of Austin, Texas.
- The man was shot once in the torso and is in serious but stable condition.
- Local police were not involved in the shooting but are working with ICE investigators.
- A local official said an ICE agent may have rammed the man’s car before firing multiple shots.
- Damage to a dark blue Toyota Corolla with bullet holes was reported at the scene.
- Austin officials and lawmakers have called for a full, independent investigation and release of body camera footage.
- This incident follows other shootings involving ICE officers earlier this year in different cities.
- The current administration under President Donald Trump continues mass deportation efforts, which have led to increased enforcement actions by ICE.
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