Summary
An ICE agent shot a man in the Bronx, New York City, during an operation to arrest him. The man survived and was taken to a hospital, while protests and calls for answers followed the incident.
Key Facts
- The shooting happened during a targeted ICE operation to arrest a man described as a "criminal illegal alien."
- The man, from the Dominican Republic, has a criminal record including grand larceny, assault, robbery, drug possession, and weapons charges.
- ICE said the man was linked to the Trinitarios, a criminal group described by the US Justice Department.
- The incident involved a five-year-old child present in the car; the child was reportedly unharmed.
- New York's mayor criticized the situation and plans to ask President Donald Trump to stop ICE enforcement in the city.
- Protesters gathered at the scene, demanding justice and the removal of ICE agents from the streets.
- New York Governor Kathy Hochul called for federal authorities to provide answers quickly.
- The Department of Homeland Security confirmed the shooting and said the man was still alive in the hospital.
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