A federal lawmaker has defended the actions of an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent involved in a shooting in New York, arguing the use of force was justified. The official also criticized sanctuary cities, framing them as obstacles to federal immigration enforcement efforts. The remarks come amid ongoing debates over police accountability and local cooperation with federal immigration authorities. Critics have questioned whether the agent’s conduct aligns with standard use-of-force policies.
Mullin defends ICE agent’s actions in New York shooting, condemns sanctuary cities WANE 15
