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🚨BREAKING: An ICE agent just shot another person, this time in Austin, Texas. The man was reportedly fleeing when an ICE officer shot him. He was taken to the hospital. Driving away does not give an agent the right to shoot you. Under the Fourth Amendment, deadly force against...

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