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A Man Struck by an ICE Vehicle Broke Both His Legs. Here’s What We Know

Miguel Parra-Hernandez suffered a broken leg and was taken into ICE custody after the vehicle strike, officials said.

  • On Saturday, Oct. 10, an ICE agent struck Miguel Parra-Hernandez with a vehicle during an enforcement operation in Houston, leaving him hospitalized with a broken leg.
  • Agents were pursuing Jose Mendoza-Cervantes, whom ICE described as a public safety threat with four prior arrests for driving under the influence, when they observed the men exit a vehicle on Clay Road near Highway 6 and attempted a traffic stop.
  • Surveillance video reviewed by ABC News appears to show the agent maneuvering his vehicle toward Parra-Hernandez, contradicting ICE's claim that he ran in front of the car.
  • Harris County Commissioner Lesley Briones and Rep. Sylvia Garcia demanded that ICE release all video evidence and cooperate with local investigators, while advocates called for Parra-Hernandez's immediate release from federal custody.
  • This incident follows a similar encounter two days earlier in New York City where ICE agents shot a man during an attempted arrest, intensifying scrutiny of the agency's vehicle pursuit and use-of-force practices.
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A man struck by an ICE vehicle broke both his legs. Here’s what we know

By Holly Yan, Emma Tucker, Sarah Dewberry, CNN (CNN) — One moment, a man is seen running through a parking lot near Houston as an unmarked black SUV appears to pursue him from behind. Seconds later, the man is seen lying on the ground. Exactly what happened in between remains a mystery as authorities investigate

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A Mexican migrant was hit on Saturday by a vehicle that had no official identification and was driven by U.S. Immigration and Customs Control (ICE) agents during an operation near Houston, Texas, local media reported.

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