Federal immigration agents have defended their actions after shooting and wounding a man in New York City while he was driving with a young child in the back seat. The incident has raised concerns about the use of force during enforcement operations, particularly in cases involving civilians, including children. Authorities have not yet provided full details on the circumstances leading to the shooting, leaving questions about whether the situation could have been de-escalated. The case has sparked debate over immigration enforcement tactics and the potential risks to bystanders.
NEW YORK, Oct 9 (Reuters) - US immigration officials on Friday defended federal agents who shot and wounded a New York City man in his car with a young child believed to be his son in the back seat, ...
