In Texas, a man shot by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents was held in immigration custody for weeks with a bullet still lodged in his back — a condition that eventually required rehospitalization. His attorney's public disclosure transforms what might have remained a private medical crisis into a matter of institutional accountability, raising enduring questions about the distance between written policy and lived experience inside detention facilities. The case joins a quiet but growing record of moments where the machinery of enforcement and the obligations of care have failed to mee
Man shot by ICE readmitted to hospital with bullet still lodged in back
A man was shot by ICE agents and detained with a bullet remaining in his back, later requiring hospitalization.