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ICE officer shoots man during New York arrest

A federal immigration officer shot a Dominican man in the neck during a targeted enforcement operation in New York on Thursday afternoon, according to the Department of Homeland Security. A 5-year-old boy was in the car with the man. Eyewitnesses reported seeing masked officers in DHS-branded clothing and hearing three or four gunshots. Protesters and local officials criticized the operation.

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A federal immigration officer shot a Dominican man in the neck as he drove in a car with a 5-year-old boy Thursday afternoon, officials said. The Department of Homeland Security said it was seeking to arrest the man in a "targeted enforcement operation," but protesters and local officials decried it as an example of the dangers of the Trump administration's immigration crackdown.

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ICE officer shoots a man while making an arrest in New York, officials say

A federal immigration officer shot a Dominican man in the neck as he drove in a car with a 5-year-old boy Thursday afternoon, officials said. The Department of Homeland Security said it was seeking to arrest the man in a "targeted enforcement operation," but protesters and local officials decried it as an example of the dangers of the Trump administration's immigration crackdown.

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Masked ICE officers shoot a man while making an arrest in New York, officials say

Eyewitnesses say they saw a few masked officers wearing Department of Homeland Security branded clothes surrounding a man on the ground who appeared injured. They say they heard three or four gunshots being fired.

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