Summary
Congresswoman Adelita Grijalva from Arizona claimed that an ICE agent pepper-sprayed her while she was asking questions during a raid in Tucson. The Department of Homeland Security denied her claims, saying she was near someone else who was pepper-sprayed after obstructing law enforcement. This incident is part of a larger discussion about immigration enforcement in the U.S.
Key Facts
- Congresswoman Adelita Grijalva claimed an ICE agent pepper-sprayed her during a raid in Tucson.
- The raid took place at a local restaurant, Taco Giro, known in the community.
- ICE and Grijalva's office were contacted for further comments.
- Department of Homeland Security stated Grijalva was not directly pepper-sprayed.
- DHS claimed two law enforcement officers were injured during the incident.
- Grijalva posted videos online claiming she was treated aggressively.
- Immigration enforcement actions are part of a broader national policy under President Trump.
