Shots fired at ICE building in Phoenix, FBI says; no injuries reported
No injuries were reported as investigators sought tips after several rounds struck the building exterior and left visible bullet holes, officials said.
- On Tuesday afternoon, one or more unidentified people discharged several rounds at the Enforcement and Removal Operations building in Phoenix, the FBI reported.
- The rounds struck the building's exterior near Central Avenue and Monte Vista Road, with footage revealing at least three bullet holes in the windows.
- The shooting follows separate encounters involving Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers that resulted in two people killed in Houston and Maine.
- Authorities have not indicated any connection between the shooting and an anti-ICE protest held hours later, nor released information regarding a possible motive.
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He is aware of the report that the FBI will stop investigating incidents related to ICE and the official response of DHS and DOJ.
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Federal agents were told FBI will no longer investigate ICE confrontations
WASHINGTON — Federal agents around the country were told in recent days that the FBI would no longer investigate confrontations with immigration agents — cases that sometimes yield evidence that could be used to prosecute Department of Homeland Security agents implicated in violent encounters, according to people briefed on the decision. The post Federal agents were told FBI will no longer investigate ICE confrontations appeared first on West Ha…
The investigations will be conducted by one of the US immigration authorities' own agencies, and there are fears that proceedings will not be initiated against ICE agents who violate the law.
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