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ICE Suspends Traffic Stops for Detaining Immigrants After Two Fatal Shootings
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement halted the use of traffic stops to detain immigrants across the country. The change was reported Tuesday, one day after a fatal shooting by an agent in Maine.
Jul 14, 3:57 PM·1m read1 source
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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement suspended the use of traffic stops to detain immigrants across the country, France 24 reported Tuesday. The suspension followed by one day an incident in which an ICE agent shot and killed a Colombian driver in Maine.
That shooting occurred one week after an ICE officer killed a motorist in Texas. The two fatal shootings renewed criticism of the agency's enforcement operations.
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