ICE vehicle strikes man in Houston; prosecutor and advocates raise questions about the incident
Photo: NBC NewsHow the sides differ Left sources emphasize fears that detained potential witnesses in the vehicle could be deported; alternative sources emphasize the prosecutor's view that the officer appeared to strike the man intentionally.
An ICE vehicle hit a man in Houston. A Texas prosecutor said an ICE officer appeared to intentionally drive into a Mexican construction worker and then left the scene. The prosecutor rejected the agency's claim that the man stepped in front of the vehicle while running. NBC News reports that a man's sister says her brother was handcuffed in the back of the vehicle during the incident, has no arrest warrants, and was getting his green card when arrested. Advocates worry he could be deported.
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Focuses on a detained man who was in the vehicle, possibly a witness, and advocates' concern that he could be deported.
Focuses on the prosecutor's statement that the officer appeared to hit the man deliberately, contradicting the agency's account.
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