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Deputy U.S. Marshal, suspect shot during Los Angeles immigration enforcement operation
During a targeted immigration traffic stop, federal agents fired defensive shots after a suspect rammed a vehicle, injuring both the suspect and a U.S. Marshal; both have non-life-threatening wounds.
- A U.S. Marshal and an illegal alien were both shot during an immigration enforcement operation in Los Angeles on October 21, 2025, as reported by Bill Melugin of Fox News.
- The illegal alien used his vehicle to ram law enforcement trucks in an attempt to escape arrest, prompting officers to fire their weapons.
- Both individuals were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries, according to the Department of Homeland Security Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin.
- The incident occurred when the illegal alien attempted to evade arrest, leading federal agents to fire shots.
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Illegal Immigrant Shot After Ramming Federal Agents in Los Angeles Arrest Attempt - Real News Now
A violent confrontation erupted Tuesday morning in Los Angeles as Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers, backed by U.S. Marshals, attempted to apprehend an illegal immigrant who was reportedly trying to evade federal custody for a second time. According to Homeland Security officials, the suspect initiated a vehicular attack that led to federal agents firing their weapons in self-defense. Assistant Homeland Security Secretary Tricia McLau…
The illegal alien used his vehicle as a weapon and began throwing it at a law enforcement vehicle in his attempt to escape.
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