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ICE denies hitting man with vehicle as lawmakers demand answers
ICE denies striking pedestrian in Woodland, California after lawmakers demand investigation.
In brief
ICE denies striking pedestrian in Woodland, California after lawmakers demand investigation. ICE denies hitting Antonio Moreida in Woodland, California, as lawmakers push for answers after video shows vehicle collision. Originally reported by Newsweek.
ICE denies vehicle collision

ICE denies striking pedestrian in Woodland, California after video shows black SUV hitting man.
“This is false. Ice did not hit a pedestrian.”
Antonio Moreida's account
Moreida said he was documenting suspected ICE activity when struck by vehicle, not intending to get hit.
“I was there to document and run information to keep track and make sure they are not hurting our neighbors in our community. It was not my intent to get hit”
Woodland Police investigation
Woodland Police say they are investigating the collision independently and have not participated in federal operation.
“We have seen the video ourselves and find it very troubling. We understand why people in our community are upset and worried”
Lawmakers demand answers

California lawmakers call for ICE investigation after video shows federal agents operating vehicle in collision.
“Ice and cbp are out of control. Democrats will investigate their abuses when we win back congress”
ICE custody deaths trend

51 deaths in ICE custody since Trump returned to office, with 33 in 2025 and 18 reported in first half of 2026.
“We have seen a highly coordinated campaign of violence against our law enforcement”
Moreida's call for action
Moreida urged city to take legal action and investigate after incident, saying ICE was not concerned.
“I’m really annoyed to say the least. I don’t know where this investigation is at”
ICE faces scrutiny
ICE faces questions over multiple incidents including Long Beach and Texas.
“Ice and cbp are out of control”
What happens next

Woodland Police seek information from public to help investigate vehicle collision.
“Anyone with information or video is asked to contact woodland police department dispatch at 530-666-2411”
The key point
ICE denies hitting Antonio Moreida in Woodland, California, as lawmakers push for answers after video shows vehicle collision.





