From CBS News · Melissa Quinn · · 1m 20s
Vance says ICE must investigate when agents screw up
Vice President JD Vance acknowledged that some immigration officers make serious mistakes and said the Trump administration has a responsibility to investigate and prosecute them.
In brief
Vice President JD Vance acknowledged that some immigration officers make serious mistakes and said the Trump administration has a responsibility to investigate and prosecute them. Vice President JD Vance said the Trump administration investigates ICE officers who misconduct, though he declined to detail specific…
Vance acknowledges ICE mistakes
Vice President JD Vance said some federal immigration officers really screw up and the Trump administration has a responsibility to investigate and prosecute when they do.
“Sometimes you have some people who really screw up. And obviously, we have a responsibility to prosecute, investigate when people do screw up.”
Vance defends most ICE officers
Vance drew comparisons between law enforcement and ICE, saying most are amazing people and patriots who want to do a good job protecting their country.
“Most of them are amazing people who are patriots and they wanna do a good job protecting their country.”
Administration responds to misconduct
Vance said the Trump administration has investigated cases and provided further training or disciplinary action within ICE, though it does not always publicize these actions.
“There are a number of cases where we've investigated and either provided further training, or sometimes even provided disciplinary situations within ICE.”
Pattern of shooting incidents
Since the Trump administration ramped up immigration enforcement, ICE and Customs and Border Protection officers have faced criticism for use of force.
Series of recent shooting incidents
An ICE officer fatally shot a twenty five year old Colombian man in Maine in July.In September an immigration officer shot a Venezuelan man in Austin Texas.
The key point
Vice President JD Vance said the Trump administration investigates ICE officers who misconduct, though he declined to detail specific incidents.


