ICE agent shoots at fleeing vehicle after being struck in New Jersey

An ICE agent in Stafford Township, New Jersey, was struck by a vehicle during an attempted arrest and fired at the fleeing car, which was struck and escaped; the suspect is at large and the agent’s injuries are unknown, though authorities say there is no public-safety risk. Stafford Police were handling traffic and securing the scene, not assisting in the ICE operation. The incident comes less than a week after Donald Trump signed a law providing about $70 billion in additional DHS funding for immigration enforcement.