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ICE operations against migrants have been criticized in the USA because of possible human rights violations and fatal incidents. The Trump administration has tightened deportation policies and defends them by claiming to improve internal security.
A US immigration officer, ICE, shot and injured a man during an operation in New York. “The man is alive and in a local hospital,” the US Department of Homeland Security announced on the X platform. The man was supposed to be arrested during the operation.
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani said initial reports indicated emergency services had surrounded the man's car, which also had a five-year-old child in it. Then several shots were fired. According to current knowledge, the child remained physically unharmed.
The incident occurred in the afternoon in a residential area. The authority described the man as a “criminal illegal immigrant” and pointed to a previous conviction for theft and other arrests. He was arrested by the New York police in December 2023, but was subsequently released. The ministry blamed what it saw as lax immigration policies in democratically governed cities for this.
Mamdani calls for abolition of ICE
Mamdani called the incident "unjustifiable and extremely serious." He called US President Donald Trump. »When we speak, I will demand that he end all ICE operations in our city. “I will not stand idly by while ICE officers terrorize our communities,” Mamdani said in a statement that ended with the words “Abolish ICE.”
In the USA, the immigration agency ICE has been criticized for operations against migrants and controversial arrests. In recent months there have been cases of fatal shootings in Houston and the state of Maine. There were nationwide protests earlier this year after federal officers shot and killed two Americans in the state of Minnesota.
The ICE operations are part of the US President's stricter deportation policy. Trump defends his actions with the aim of improving internal security.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
An official investigation into ICE's use of firearms is underway.
Likely · Within weeks
Mayor Mamdani will reiterate his call to abolish ICE in public speeches and to the federal government.
Very likely · Within days
After a major operation by the Bavarian police, a 60-year-old man was arrested in Berngau, who is said to have shot two employees of the Neumarkt district office during a routine weapons check. The siege lasted over twelve hours and ended with the use of explosives and gunfire.
After fatal shots were fired at two government employees during a gun check in Upper Palatinate, the police arrested the 60-year-old suspected perpetrator. He was slightly injured in his leg. The large-scale operation with armored vehicles and helicopters lasted into the night.

US immigration authorities ICE shot at a man in his car in the Bronx, endangering a five-year-old child. The man is alive and in hospital. Mayor Zohran Mamdani is calling for a conversation with President Trump and an end to ICE enforcement actions in New York City.
After an hour-long police operation in Velten (Oberhavel), a man who had barricaded himself in a residential building on Viktoriastrasse was arrested. Previously, nine children and two coaches from a sports club had to be brought to safety. Nobody was injured.

During a weapons check in Berngau (Upper Palatinate), a man shot two employees of the Neumarkt district office and then barricaded himself in his home. Police have surrounded the area and are trying to find a peaceful solution.
During a weapons check in Berngau (Upper Palatinate), an employee of the Neumarkt district office was shot. The armed suspect then barricaded himself in a residential building. Police confirmed the deaths of both victims late in the evening and are trying to find a peaceful solution through communication with the suspect.