@end.yt.supremessy: An ICE agent has been arrested by the Texas Rangers after prosecutors accused him of shooting a man through a door during an immigration operation and then filing a false report to cover it up. The charges follow an investigation in which authorities say the evidence contradicted the agent’s account. #BreakingNews #ICE #TexasRangers #Justice #Accountability @Dean Withers @MeidasTouch @Aaron Parnas @adam mockler @briantylercohen @Don Lemon @The New York Times @BBC News @Raw Story @Blavity @The Texas Tribune

psychicnikkibodine :

Good it’s about fucking time

🔻🏳️‍⚧️DeadMaggots🏳️‍⚧️🔻 :

now string him up

attorneyatlawzeva :

That is what ICE DOES BEST KILL INNOCENT PEOPLE. DEATH PENALTY NOBODY IS ABOVE THE LAW⚖️⚖️⚖️⚖️⚖️⚖️⚖️⚖️⚖️⚖️⚖️⚖️⚖️⚖️⚖️⚖️⚖️⚖️⚖️⚖️

Rod :

it is true....Yes, an ICE agent was arrested in South Texas recently. On May 29, 2026, federal investigators and Texas Rangers arrested 52-year-old ICE agent Christian Castro in Harlingen, Texas.

Steve Narburgh :

Fry the scum

perrywyatt363 :

are this charges state or federal charges

freedom :

federal kevel +6 You are likely referring to the case of Christian Castro, an ICE agent charged with felony assault and filing a false report for a shooting in Minnesota, who was arrested in Texas.Because federal officers often attempt to transfer state charges to federal court by claiming immunity for on-duty actions, Minnesota prosecutors are fighting an ongoing extradition battle to bring him to trial.Recent developments and procedural realities in this case include:The Charges & Arrest: Castro is charged in Minnesota with four counts of second-degree assault and one count of falsely reporting a crime. He was tracked down and arrested by the Texas Rangers and federal agents at a home in Harlingen, Texas.The "Not in Jail" Status: While Castro was initially held on a $200,000 bond in a Texas jail following his initial court appearance, extraditing federal agents is highly complex. He has refused to waive extradition, meaning Minnesota officials have had to go through a formal gubernatorial request with Texas to bring him north, creating delays.Jurisdiction Disputes: You are correct that making state charges stick is highly difficult. Federal officers possess broad immunity from state prosecution for on-duty actions, and Castro's defense team will attempt to move the case to federal court, where they will try to get the charges dismissed entirely.The Federal Stance: Department of Homeland Security officials have fiercely defended the agents involved, publicly condemning the Minnesota state prosecution as an unlawful "political stunt" and asserting that Castro should only be handled at the federal level.To track the exact status of the extradition order and trial proceedings, visit the Hennepin County Attorney newsroom or follow local reporting on KARE 11.

Shay :

ACCOUNTABILITY IN REPORTING .. THIS IS FROM MAY

willy acker :

pLEASe be true

yeahshaka :

racist bitch

Superglue-OG :

Why am I having a hard time believing this happened in Texas?

HBBoyette :

Just shows that trump don't hire the best

panpunk420 :

“Find a tall oak tree round up all of them bad guys hang em high in the trees! For all the people to see!”

Banmebiatch :

im genuinely shocked

Martha :

Ello! :

human rights. everyone has human rights.

radical_jezebel :

This happened in May

marie :

April G. 🥰🐾🐾🥰🐾🐾 :

🌟sunflower 🌻 :

T :

this is a different case from earlier this year.

Drew Simply-Bubbles :

Shay :

NOPE… this article is from May

Josie :