Trump says ICE should continue traffic stops after two men killed
Summary
President Donald Trump said Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) should keep doing traffic stops, despite the deaths of two men during recent stops. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) had ordered a temporary pause on these stops to review the situation and possibly retrain agents.Key Facts
- Two men were killed by ICE agents during traffic stops within one week.
- Both men were unarmed and were not the target of the operations that led to their deaths.
- The agents involved did not wear body cameras during the incidents.
- DHS ordered a temporary stop to traffic stops by ICE to review procedures and ensure safety.
- President Trump disagreed with the DHS pause and said the traffic stops are important for fighting crime.
- Trump claimed 25 million people crossed the border unchecked under President Biden.
- Civil rights groups called the shootings extrajudicial killings and want ICE’s funding reviewed.
- DHS has not confirmed when or if traffic stops by ICE will fully resume.
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