ICE Officer Seen Pushing Woman to the Floor Reportedly Reinstated After Preliminary Review
The ICE officer was reinstated after a preliminary review despite viral video showing him shoving an asylum seeker, sparking protests and calls for felony charges, officials said.
- An Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer was reinstated after being suspended for pushing a woman to the ground outside a New York immigration court, as reported by CBS News.
- The Department of Homeland Security initially criticized the officer's actions as 'unacceptable' before reinstating him after a preliminary review.
- The incident involved a woman, Monica Moreta-Galarza, attempting to stay with her detained husband, leading to widespread outrage when she fell to the ground.
- Democratic New York Representative Dan Goldman requested an investigation into the officer's conduct, claiming it was 'violently and unnecessarily' assaulting the woman.
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