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Incidents of ICE using force, including shootings
There is extensive reporting of friction between local officials and including new state laws that would allow , high-profile protests, and court orders limiting ICE crowd-control tactics — but the so...
Recent reporting shows and other federal agents are trained under policies that limit force to what is "objectively reasonable" and to the "minimum necessary," yet videos, internal-document investigat...
officials and multiple media outlets report that the ICE agent who shot suffered internal bleeding after being struck by Good’s vehicle during the in . At the same time, local officials and public vid...
Federal courts have drawn a line between routine policing rules and immigration enforcement: judges repeatedly say ICE can detain and arrest people suspected of being unlawfully present but must still...
The sources supplied do not contain a consolidated, source-verified tally of involving or agents for the period 2010–2016, so a precise count cannot be produced from this reporting alone . Investigati...
Public messaging from the and emphasizes a dramatic surge in and presses for broader coverage and support , but independent reporting and data checks show those large-percentage claims aren’t consiste...
Publicly released material about the killing of Renee Nicole Good includes multiple videos—bystander footage and a point‑of‑view recording from the ICE agent—audio from the agent’s phone, court record...
One fatal use of deadly force tied to the wave of anti‑ICE protests this month has been widely reported: the killing of Renee Nicole Good by an ICE officer in Minneapolis, which catalyzed nationwide d...
Reporting collected for this brief does not identify headline examples in which activists charged with blocking or obstructing ICE agents prevailed on a detailed, widely reported legal defense; instea...
Federal law and departmental policy constrain ICE’s use of force against bystanders: the Fourth Amendment bars unreasonable or excessive force, DHS and ICE use-of-force rules require necessity and pro...