Trump urges ICE to resume traffic stops after pause tied to officer-involved shootings
TL;DR
Trump pressed ICE to restart traffic stops after his administration paused them following two fatal shootings of people encountered during federal immigration operations in Maine and Texas; the victims—Durán Guerrero (26, Colombia) in Biddeford and Salgado Araujo (52, Mexico) in Houston—were not the targets of the enforcement actions. DHS announced a rapid rollout of body cameras as investigations by the Maine attorney general, DHS Inspector General, FBI Houston, and other agencies proceed.
- ICE halts most traffic stops, moves to expand body cameras after fatal shootings. Here’s the latest CNN
- Trump: ICE should continue traffic stops after recent shootings, seeming to contradict new policy AP News
- How a tragedy changed the timeline — and the politics — of Maine’s Senate race The Boston Globe
- An ICE Shooting in Maine Puts Pressure on Senator Susan Collins The New York Times
- Fatal ICE shootings spur a halt in vehicle stops and thousands hit by diarrhea bug: Morning Rundown NBC News
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