4 people have been killed this year in shootings by federal agents linked to Trump’s immigration crackdown
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By Nicole Chavez, CNN (CNN) — In an uncanny echo of the recent past, a Mexican immigrant who had lived in Texas for 35 years and a second person halfway across the country in Maine were killed days apart in shootings at the hands of immigration agents. While the shootings this month are still in
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On Tuesday, a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent in Houston shot and killed Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, the latest in a string of shootings by ICE officers who later claimed the victim attempted to hit them with a car.
A person was fatally shot on Monday during an encounter with immigration agents in Biddeford, Maine, a top state lawmaker said, days after a man was killed by a U.S. agent during a traffic stop in Texas.
A US immigration officer on Monday fatally shot a man identified by rights groups as a 26-year-old Colombian, an incident likely to fuel criticism of President Donald Trump's deportation drive.
By Nicole Chavez, CNN (CNN) — In an uncanny echo of the recent past, a Mexican immigrant who had lived in Texas for 35 years and a second person halfway across the country in Maine were killed days apart in shootings at the hands of immigration agents. While the shootings this month are still in
BIDDEFORD, Maine (AP) — In the minutes after an immigration officer opened fire in a small coastal city in southern Maine, a now-familiar story began to unfold: another person had been shot and killed inside a moving vehicle during an immigration enforcement operation.
Map: Axios Visuals Johan Sebastián Guerrero, who was shot to death in Maine, is the latest in a string of people killed by federal immigration authorities since President Trump launched a nationwide immigration crackdown in his second term.
Two fatal Immigration and Customs Enforcement encounters — involving a Mexican national and a Colombian national — have thrust the Trump administration onto the defensive. On July 7, Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, a Mexican national who had been living in the U.S.
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