Protests erupted in New York City as thousands of demonstrators took to the streets to demand the abolition of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) following a fatal shooting involving federal agents. The march came in response to the death of a migrant in the Bronx, where authorities say an armed confrontation led to the shooting. Advocates argue the incident highlights systemic issues within immigration enforcement, while law enforcement officials have yet to provide full details on the circumstances. The demonstration underscores growing tensions over immigration policy and police accountability in the wake of high-profile incidents.
About 5,000 protesters marched in NYC calling to abolish ICE after federal agents shot 28-year-old migrant Oscar Belgal in the Bronx Thursday.
