Protests follow ICE shooting of man during Texas traffic stop
An immigration enforcement officer wounded a man in Austin, prompting demonstrations, while police say local officers were not involved, France 24 reports.
Protests broke out in Austin, Texas, after a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer shot and wounded a man during a traffic stop, according to France 24.
The man remains in serious but stable condition in hospital, the outlet reported. Anti-ICE protesters quickly gathered at the scene, according to France 24.
Austin's police chief said local officers were not involved in the shooting, the report said.
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- Protests erupt after ICE shooting in Texas — France 24 — English
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