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ICE Accuses Critics of Violence Amid Safety Concerns

10/10/2025

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Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has accused critics, including a Cato Institute scholar, of inciting violence against its agents.
Data shows that assaults on ICE agents have decreased by 90% under President Biden compared to the Trump administration.
Critics claim that ICE's aggressive tactics, such as random street arrests, endanger both agents and the public.
A recent incident involved an unarmed driver being shot by an ICE agent during a traffic stop, highlighting concerns over officer safety.

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Story summary

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has accused critics, including a Cato Institute scholar, of inciting violence against its agents.
Data shows that assaults on ICE agents have decreased by 90% under President Biden compared to the Trump administration.
Critics claim that ICE's aggressive tactics, such as random street arrests, endanger both agents and the public.
A recent incident involved an unarmed driver being shot by an ICE agent during a traffic stop, highlighting concerns over officer safety.