FBI Ends Probes of ICE Confrontations After Fatal Shootings

The FBI announced it will no longer investigate confrontations involving Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, following two fatal shootings in six days that killed a Colombian national and a Mexican man.

The policy shift has sparked widespread criticism and raised further questions about the heavy-handed tactics of ICE agents.

In response to the shootings, ICE will now require body cameras during vehicle stops.

Protests have erupted in Houston and other cities demanding justice for the victims.