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DHS chief defends ICE enforcement after NYC shooting
Homeland Security Secretary Mullin says he is not sorry about continuing immigration enforcement following an ICE shooting incident in New York City.
In brief
Homeland Security Secretary Mullin says he is not sorry about continuing immigration enforcement following an ICE shooting incident in New York City. DHS Secretary Mullin defended continued ICE enforcement after agents shot and injured a man during a traffic stop in New York City, as video emerged of agents separating…
ICE agents shoot man in NYC traffic stop
ICE agents shot and injured a man during a traffic stop in New York City. The incident prompted questions about the agency's enforcement tactics and safety.
Video shows agents separating families
New video emerged showing ICE agents separating parents from children at a traffic stop, raising concerns about the methods used during immigration enforcement operations.
Mullin defends continued enforcement
DHS Secretary Mullin said he is not sorry about continuing enforcement following the shooting incident, signalling the department will maintain its immigration enforcement operations.
“I'm not sorry”
The takeaway
DHS Secretary Mullin defended continued ICE enforcement after agents shot and injured a man during a traffic stop in New York City, as video emerged of agents separating parents from children at another stop.
