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{{Culture work|title=Undue Process|type=Book|year=2025|creator=Julia Ainsley|cover=9780063468948.jpg|desc=Reporting on the Trump mass-deportation program by NBC's senior homeland-security correspondent.|official=}}

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= Culture: watch, listen, read =
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''A community-curated library of film, documentaries, music and writing about immigration, detention and the fight for immigrant justice. These are cultural recommendations — kept deliberately separate from [[:Category:Deaths by immigration enforcement|the documented record]] on this site.''

'''Know something we're missing? [[ICE List:Recommend a title|Recommend a title →]]'''

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{{Culture pick|type=Documentary|title=Immigration Nation|year=2020|creator=Netflix docuseries|blurb=Filmmakers embed with ICE for three years, capturing raids, deportations and the human toll from inside the agency.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immigration_Nation}}
{{Culture pick|type=Documentary|title=The Infiltrators|year=2019|creator=Cristina Ibarra & Alex Rivera|blurb=Young activists deliberately get detained to organize from inside a for-profit detention center.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Infiltrators|cover=Coverart-the-infiltrators.jpg|featured=yes}}
{{Culture pick|type=Documentary|title=Which Way Home|year=2009|creator=Rebecca Cammisa|blurb=Follows unaccompanied children riding freight trains north toward the US border.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Which_Way_Home|cover=Coverart-which-way-home.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Film & TV|title=Sin Nombre|year=2009|creator=Cary Joji Fukunaga|blurb=A Honduran teen and a gang defector cross Mexico by train in a tense migrant-journey drama.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sin_nombre_(2009_film)|cover=Coverart-sin-nombre.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Film & TV|title=A Better Life|year=2011|creator=Chris Weitz|blurb=An undocumented gardener in Los Angeles risks everything to build a future for his son.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Better_Life}}
{{Culture pick|type=Film & TV|title=The Visitor|year=2007|creator=Tom McCarthy|blurb=A widowed professor is drawn into the immigration-detention system after befriending an undocumented couple.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Visitor_(2007_drama_film)|cover=Coverart-the-visitor.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Film & TV|title=Blue Bayou|year=2021|creator=Justin Chon|blurb=A Korean-American adoptee raised in Louisiana faces deportation to a country he never knew.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Bayou_(film)|cover=Coverart-blue-bayou.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Music|title=Deportee (Plane Wreck at Los Gatos)|year=1948|creator=Woody Guthrie|blurb=Written after a crash killed 28 deported farmworkers the press left unnamed — the original migrant-justice protest song.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deportee_(Plane_Wreck_at_Los_Gatos)|cover=Coverart-deportee-plane-wreck-at-los-gatos.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Music|title=Clandestino|year=1998|creator=Manu Chao|blurb=The anthem of the undocumented, sung from the migrant’s point of view.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clandestino_(Manu_Chao_song)}}
{{Culture pick|type=Music|title=Borders|year=2015|creator=M.I.A.|blurb=A blunt, viral single and video confronting the global migration crisis and border politics.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Borders_(M.I.A._song)|cover=Coverart-borders.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Music|title=Los Tigres del Norte|year=1968–|creator=Norteño corridos|blurb=Decades of migration corridos — "La Jaula de Oro," "Tres Veces Mojado" — that turned the immigrant experience into folk history.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Los_Tigres_del_Norte|cover=Coverart-los-tigres-del-norte.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Book|title=The Devil’s Highway|year=2004|creator=Luis Alberto Urrea|blurb=The true story of 26 men who crossed the Arizona desert and the 14 who died — a landmark of border reporting.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Devil%27s_Highway}}
{{Culture pick|type=Book|title=The Undocumented Americans|year=2020|creator=Karla Cornejo Villavicencio|blurb=A fierce, literary account of undocumented life beyond the headlines, by a formerly undocumented writer.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Undocumented_Americans|cover=Coverart-the-undocumented-americans.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Book|title=Tell Me How It Ends|year=2017|creator=Valeria Luiselli|blurb=An essay built from the 40 questions asked of child migrants in immigration court.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valeria_Luiselli|cover=Coverart-tell-me-how-it-ends.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Podcast|title=Radio Ambulante|year=2011–|creator=NPR (Spanish)|blurb=Long-form Latin American and US-Latino stories, many tracing migration and its aftermath.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio_Ambulante}}
{{Culture pick|type=Podcast|title=Latino USA|year=1993–|creator=NPR / Futuro Media|blurb=The long-running radio show and podcast covering immigration, enforcement and Latino life in the US.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latino_USA}}
{{Culture pick|type=Documentary|title=Separated|year=2024|creator=Errol Morris|blurb=Investigates the Trump administration's family-separation policy through interviews and reenactments, based on Jacob Soboroff's book.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Separated_(film)|cover=Coverart-separated.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Documentary|title=Fire at Sea|year=2016|creator=Gianfranco Rosi|blurb=Golden Bear winner at Berlin and Oscar-nominated portrait of the migrant crisis on the Italian island of Lampedusa.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fire_at_Sea|cover=Coverart-fire-at-sea.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Documentary|title=Human Flow|year=2017|creator=Ai Weiwei|blurb=Filmed over a year in 23 countries following some of the world's forcibly displaced people; premiered in competition at Venice.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_Flow|cover=Coverart-human-flow.png}}
{{Culture pick|type=Documentary|title=Midnight Traveler|year=2019|creator=Hassan Fazili|blurb=An Afghan family films their own flight from the Taliban on three phones.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midnight_Traveler|cover=Coverart-midnight-traveler.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Documentary|title=Flee|year=2021|creator=Jonas Poher Rasmussen|blurb=Animated documentary of a gay Afghan refugee; first film Oscar-nominated for Animated, Documentary and International Feature at once.|link=https://www.justwatch.com/us/movie/flee}}
{{Culture pick|type=Documentary|title=Stateless|year=2020|creator=Michèle Stephenson|blurb=Follows Dominicans of Haitian descent after a 2013 court ruling stripped citizenship, rendering over 200,000 people stateless.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stateless_(film)}}
{{Culture pick|type=Documentary|title=The Facility|year=2021|creator=Seth Freed Wessler|blurb=Short film shot via video calls inside a Georgia ICE detention center during COVID-19.|link=https://time.com/6121979/immigrants-ice-facility-film/}}
{{Culture pick|type=Documentary|title=Borderland: The Line Within|year=2024|creator=Pamela Yates|blurb=Examines the profit-driven "border industrial complex" of immigration enforcement.|link=https://www.americanimmigrationcouncil.org/blog/borderland-cbp-raid-humanitarian-aid-camp/}}
{{Culture pick|type=Documentary|title=Who Is Dayani Cristal?|year=2013|creator=Marc Silver|blurb=Traces an unidentified migrant's body found in the Arizona desert; features Gael García Bernal.|link=https://www.justwatch.com/us/movie/who-is-dayani-cristal}}
{{Culture pick|type=Documentary|title=God Grew Tired of Us|year=2006|creator=Christopher Dillon Quinn|blurb=Follows three "Lost Boys of Sudan" from a Kenyan refugee camp to U.S. resettlement.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/God_Grew_Tired_of_Us|cover=Coverart-god-grew-tired-of-us.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Documentary|title=The Donut King|year=2020|creator=Alice Gu|blurb=Cambodian refugee Ted Ngoy builds a California donut empire and sponsors fellow refugees.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Donut_King|cover=Coverart-the-donut-king.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Documentary|title=Lost in Detention|year=2011|creator=FRONTLINE (PBS)|blurb=Investigates abuse in immigrant detention and the Secure Communities program.|link=https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/documentary/lost-in-detention/}}
{{Culture pick|type=Documentary|title=Caught in the Crackdown|year=2025|creator=FRONTLINE / ProPublica|blurb=Investigates the treatment of protesters and bystanders during Trump-era immigration sweeps.|link=https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/documentary/caught-in-the-crackdown/}}
{{Culture pick|type=Documentary|title=For Sama|year=2019|creator=Waad al-Kateab, Edward Watts|blurb=A mother's first-person chronicle of the Aleppo siege and the decision to flee.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/For_Sama|cover=Coverart-for-sama.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Documentary|title=Si Bondye vle, Yuli (God Willing, Yuli)|year=2016|creator=Jean Jean|blurb=A Haitian woman in the Dominican Republic fights to regularize status and avoid deportation; Amnesty prize winner. (Limited availability.)|link=https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2016/09/new-documentary-on-migration-and-discrimination-in-hispaniola-wins-amnesty-prize/}}
{{Culture pick|type=Documentary|title=Whose Land? O'odham Land!|year=2021|creator=Tohono O'odham community filmmakers|blurb=Documents how the border wall divides the Tohono O'odham Nation and desecrates ancestral sites. (Limited availability.)|link=https://www.documentary.org/project/whose-land-oodham-land}}
{{Culture pick|type=Documentary|title=El mar la mar|year=2017|creator=J.P. Sniadecki, Joshua Bonnetta|blurb=Experimental 16mm portrait of the Sonoran Desert and its border crossings. (Limited availability.)|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_mar_la_mar}}
{{Culture pick|type=Documentary|title=Notturno|year=2020|creator=Gianfranco Rosi|blurb=Meditative portrait of life along Middle Eastern borders scarred by war and displacement.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Notturno_(film)|cover=Coverart-notturno.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Film & TV|title=El Norte|year=1983|creator=Gregory Nava|blurb=Foundational film following Maya siblings fleeing Guatemala to "the North."|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Norte_(1983_film)|cover=Coverart-el-norte.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Film & TV|title=Gran Torino|year=2008|creator=Clint Eastwood|blurb=A veteran's bond with his Hmong refugee neighbors confronts his prejudice.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gran_Torino|cover=Coverart-gran-torino.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Film & TV|title=Maria Full of Grace|year=2004|creator=Joshua Marston|blurb=A pregnant Colombian teen becomes a drug mule bound for New York.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maria_Full_of_Grace|cover=Coverart-maria-full-of-grace.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Film & TV|title=The Swimmers|year=2022|creator=Sally El Hosaini|blurb=True story of Syrian sisters Yusra and Sara Mardini fleeing to Europe by sea.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Swimmers_(2022_film)|cover=Coverart-the-swimmers.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Film & TV|title=Io Capitano|year=2023|creator=Matteo Garrone|blurb=Two Senegalese teens' journey across the Sahara and Mediterranean to Italy; Silver Lion winner and Oscar nominee.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Io_Capitano|cover=Coverart-io-capitano.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Film & TV|title=Minari|year=2020|creator=Lee Isaac Chung|blurb=A Korean American family starts a farm in 1980s Arkansas.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minari_(film)|cover=Coverart-minari.png}}
{{Culture pick|type=Film & TV|title=Under the Same Moon (La Misma Luna)|year=2007|creator=Patricia Riggen|blurb=A boy crosses the border to find his undocumented mother working in Los Angeles.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Under_the_Same_Moon|cover=Coverart-under-the-same-moon-la-misma-luna.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Film & TV|title=Mo|year=2022|creator=Mo Amer, Ramy Youssef|blurb=Semi-autobiographical comedy of a Palestinian family awaiting asylum in Houston.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mo_(TV_series)|cover=Coverart-mo.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Film & TV|title=Party of Five|year=2020|creator=Amy Lippman, Christopher Keyser|blurb=Five siblings fend for themselves after their parents are deported to Mexico.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Party_of_Five_(2020_TV_series)}}
{{Culture pick|type=Film & TV|title=First They Killed My Father|year=2017|creator=Angelina Jolie|blurb=A child's survival under the Khmer Rouge, based on Loung Ung's memoir.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/First_They_Killed_My_Father_(film)|cover=Coverart-first-they-killed-my-father.png}}
{{Culture pick|type=Film & TV|title=The Good Lie|year=2014|creator=Philippe Falardeau|blurb=Sudanese war orphans resettle in the American Midwest; features real former Lost Boys.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Good_Lie|cover=Coverart-the-good-lie.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Film & TV|title=Persepolis|year=2007|creator=Marjane Satrapi, Vincent Paronnaud|blurb=Animated memoir of a girl's exile from revolutionary Iran to Europe.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persepolis_(film)|cover=Coverart-persepolis.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Film & TV|title=Dheepan|year=2015|creator=Jacques Audiard|blurb=Tamil refugees pose as a family to seek asylum in France; Palme d'Or winner.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dheepan|cover=Coverart-dheepan.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Film & TV|title=The Namesake|year=2006|creator=Mira Nair|blurb=A Bengali immigrant family navigates identity across generations in New York.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Namesake_(film)|cover=Coverart-the-namesake.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Film & TV|title=My Beautiful Laundrette|year=1985|creator=Stephen Frears|blurb=A young British-Pakistani man and his lover confront racism in Thatcher-era London.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Beautiful_Laundrette|cover=Coverart-my-beautiful-laundrette.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Film & TV|title=Sleep Dealer|year=2008|creator=Alex Rivera|blurb=Sci-fi imagining a future of "virtual" migrant labor across a militarized border.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sleep_Dealer|cover=Coverart-sleep-dealer.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Film & TV|title=In the Heights|year=2021|creator=Jon M. Chu|blurb=Musical of a Dominican American neighborhood in Washington Heights, including an undocumented character.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_the_Heights_(film)|cover=Coverart-in-the-heights.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Film & TV|title=The Brutalist|year=2024|creator=Brady Corbet|blurb=A Hungarian Jewish architect rebuilds his life in postwar America.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Brutalist|cover=Coverart-the-brutalist.png}}
{{Culture pick|type=Film & TV|title=Brooklyn|year=2015|creator=John Crowley|blurb=An Irish immigrant builds a new life in 1950s Brooklyn.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brooklyn_(film)|cover=Coverart-brooklyn.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Film & TV|title=I'm No Longer Here (Ya no estoy aquí)|year=2019|creator=Fernando Frías de la Parra|blurb=A Monterrey teen flees cartel threats to an isolating exile in New York.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I%27m_No_Longer_Here|cover=Coverart-i-m-no-longer-here-ya-no-estoy-aqu.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Film & TV|title=Identifying Features (Sin señas particulares)|year=2020|creator=Fernanda Valadez|blurb=A mother searches for her son who vanished migrating north.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Identifying_Features|cover=Coverart-identifying-features-sin-se-as-particulares.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Film & TV|title=Little America|year=2020|creator=Kumail Nanjiani, Emily V. Gordon, Lee Eisenberg|blurb=Anthology series dramatizing true stories of immigrants in America.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_America_(TV_series)}}
{{Culture pick|type=Music|title=El Hielo (ICE)|year=2013|creator=La Santa Cecilia|blurb=Narrates three undocumented workers living under the constant fear of ICE.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Hielo_(ICE)}}
{{Culture pick|type=Music|title=Immigrants (We Get the Job Done)|year=2016|creator=K'naan feat. Residente, Riz MC, Snow Tha Product|blurb=Hip-hop anthem on immigrant labor from The Hamilton Mixtape.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immigrants_(We_Get_the_Job_Done)|cover=Coverart-immigrants-we-get-the-job-done.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Music|title=Debí Tirar Más Fotos|year=2025|creator=Bad Bunny|blurb=Album engaging displacement and diaspora; its opening track voices a message defending immigrants.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuevayol}}
{{Culture pick|type=Music|title=La Bala / 1977|year=2010|creator=Ana Tijoux|blurb=Rapper born to Chilean exiles whose work engages exile, identity and injustice.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ana_Tijoux|cover=Coverart-la-bala-1977.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Music|title=Clandestino (Al Chile version)|year=2019|creator=Lila Downs|blurb=Reworks Manu Chao's song to address detained migrant children at the U.S. border.|link=https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-latin/lila-downs-manu-chao-clandestino-al-chile-823647/}}
{{Culture pick|type=Music|title=Across the Borderline|year=1987|creator=Ry Cooder, John Hiatt, Jim Dickinson|blurb=Ballad about the perils and false promises awaiting those who cross into the U.S.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Across_the_Borderline|cover=Coverart-across-the-borderline.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Music|title=City of Immigrants|year=2007|creator=Steve Earle|blurb=Celebrates New York as a city built by immigrants.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Washington_Square_Serenade|cover=Coverart-city-of-immigrants.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Music|title=A Safe Place to Land|year=2019|creator=Sara Bareilles feat. John Legend|blurb=Ballad about families and children seeking refuge at the southern border.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Safe_Place_to_Land|cover=Coverart-a-safe-place-to-land.png}}
{{Culture pick|type=Music|title=Matamoros Banks|year=2005|creator=Bruce Springsteen|blurb=Traces, in reverse, a migrant who drowns crossing the Rio Grande.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Devils_%26_Dust|cover=Coverart-matamoros-banks.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Music|title=Across the Wire|year=2003|creator=Calexico|blurb=Border-rock song depicting a desert crossing into Arizona.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feast_of_Wire|cover=Coverart-across-the-wire.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Music|title=The Immigrants|year=2018|creator=Gaby Moreno & Van Dyke Parks|blurb=Single condemning the family-separation policy and detention conditions.|link=https://www.npr.org/sections/altlatino/2018/07/11/626537505/protesting-trumps-immigration-policy-through-song}}
{{Culture pick|type=Music|title=Pa'l Norte|year=2007|creator=Calle 13 feat. Orishas|blurb=Hymn to the migrant's northward journey and resilience.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pa%27l_Norte|cover=Coverart-pa-l-norte.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Music|title=Frijolero|year=2003|creator=Molotov|blurb=Confronts anti-Mexican racism and border hypocrisy from both sides.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frijolero}}
{{Culture pick|type=Music|title=Mojado|year=2005|creator=Ricardo Arjona|blurb=Ballad following an undocumented migrant's dangerous crossing north.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ricardo_Arjona|cover=Coverart-mojado.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Music|title=Refugee|year=2023|creator=K'naan|blurb=Song reclaiming the word "refugee," released for World Refugee Day.|link=https://www.musicinafrica.net/magazine/refugee-knaan-and-call-humanise-struggle-millions}}
{{Culture pick|type=Music|title=This Is Not America|year=2022|creator=Residente feat. Ibeyi|blurb=Critiques U.S. hegemony and the treatment of Latin American migrants.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/This_Is_Not_America_(Residente_song)|cover=Coverart-this-is-not-america.png}}
{{Culture pick|type=Music|title=Will the Wolf Survive?|year=1984|creator=Los Lobos|blurb=Chicano-rock meditation on survival and the immigrant's precarious place.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Will_the_Wolf_Survive_(song)}}
{{Culture pick|type=Music|title=Immigrés|year=1988|creator=Youssou N'Dour|blurb=Title track addressing African emigrants living far from home.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immigr%C3%A9s|cover=Coverart-immigr-s.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Music|title=Ya Rayah|year=1993|creator=Rachid Taha|blurb=Iconic chaabi song about the sorrow of the emigrant who leaves home.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ya_Rayah|cover=Coverart-ya-rayah.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Music|title=Land of the Free|year=2019|creator=The Killers|blurb=Politically charged song critiquing the border wall and inequality.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Land_of_the_Free_(The_Killers_song)|cover=Coverart-land-of-the-free.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Book|title=The Line Becomes a River|year=2018|creator=Francisco Cantú|blurb=Memoir by a former Border Patrol agent reckoning with the human cost of enforcement.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francisco_Cant%C3%BA}}
{{Culture pick|type=Book|title=Exit West|year=2017|creator=Mohsin Hamid|blurb=Novel using magical "doors" to render the universality of migration and displacement.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exit_West|cover=Coverart-exit-west.png}}
{{Culture pick|type=Book|title=Solito|year=2022|creator=Javier Zamora|blurb=Memoir of the author's solo journey at age nine from El Salvador to the U.S.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solito:_A_Memoir|cover=Coverart-solito.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Book|title=Lost Children Archive|year=2019|creator=Valeria Luiselli|blurb=Novel interweaving a family road trip with the child-migrant crisis at the border.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lost_Children_Archive|cover=Coverart-lost-children-archive.png}}
{{Culture pick|type=Book|title=The Book of Unknown Americans|year=2014|creator=Cristina Henríquez|blurb=Interwoven testimonies of Latin American immigrant families in Delaware.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Book_of_Unknown_Americans|cover=Coverart-the-book-of-unknown-americans.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Book|title=Behold the Dreamers|year=2016|creator=Imbolo Mbue|blurb=Novel of a Cameroonian family in New York during the 2008 crash, facing deportation.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Behold_the_Dreamers|cover=Coverart-behold-the-dreamers.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Book|title=The Best We Could Do|year=2017|creator=Thi Bui|blurb=Graphic memoir of a Vietnamese "boat people" family's escape and resettlement.|link=https://www.arts.gov/initiatives/nea-big-read/best-we-could-do-illustrated-memoir}}
{{Culture pick|type=Book|title=Brother, I'm Dying|year=2007|creator=Edwidge Danticat|blurb=Memoir including the author's uncle, who died in U.S. immigration detention.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brother,_I%27m_Dying|cover=Coverart-brother-i-m-dying.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Book|title=Everyone Who Is Gone Is Here|year=2024|creator=Jonathan Blitzer|blurb=Narrative history of U.S.–Central America relations and the making of the migration crisis.|link=https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/625425/everyone-who-is-gone-is-here-by-jonathan-blitzer/}}
{{Culture pick|type=Book|title=No Friend But the Mountains|year=2018|creator=Behrouz Boochani|blurb=Memoir written by phone from Australia's Manus Island detention center.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_Friend_But_the_Mountains}}
{{Culture pick|type=Book|title=Enrique's Journey|year=2006|creator=Sonia Nazario|blurb=Pulitzer-based account of a Honduran boy riding freight trains to find his mother.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enrique%27s_Journey|cover=Coverart-enrique-s-journey.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Book|title=The Sympathizer|year=2015|creator=Viet Thanh Nguyen|blurb=Pulitzer-winning novel of a Vietnamese refugee and double agent after Saigon's fall.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sympathizer|cover=Coverart-the-sympathizer.png}}
{{Culture pick|type=Book|title=Dear America: Notes of an Undocumented Citizen|year=2018|creator=Jose Antonio Vargas|blurb=Memoir on living undocumented and hiding from the government.|link=https://www.harpercollins.com/products/dear-america-jose-antonio-vargas}}
{{Culture pick|type=Book|title=Americanah|year=2013|creator=Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie|blurb=Novel on race and immigration following a Nigerian woman in the U.S. and her love's undocumented life in the UK.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Americanah|cover=Coverart-americanah.jpg}}
{{Culture pick|type=Book|title=The Land of Open Graves|year=2015|creator=Jason De León|blurb=Anthropological account of migrant deaths in the Sonoran Desert.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Land_of_Open_Graves}}
{{Culture pick|type=Book|title=Catalina|year=2024|creator=Karla Cornejo Villavicencio|blurb=Novel of an undocumented Ecuadorian girl coming of age at Harvard.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karla_Cornejo_Villavicencio}}
{{Culture pick|type=Book|title=Infinite Country|year=2021|creator=Patricia Engel|blurb=Novel of a Colombian American family split apart by immigration policy.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patricia_Engel}}
{{Culture pick|type=Book|title=Separated: Inside an American Tragedy|year=2020|creator=Jacob Soboroff|blurb=Investigative account of the family-separation policy.|link=https://www.harpercollins.com/products/separated-jacob-soboroff}}
{{Culture pick|type=Book|title=Call Me American|year=2018|creator=Abdi Nor Iftin|blurb=Memoir of a Somali man who won the visa lottery and resettled in Maine.|link=https://www.callmeamerican.com/}}
{{Culture pick|type=Book|title=The Distance Between Us|year=2012|creator=Reyna Grande|blurb=Memoir of a girl left behind in Mexico, then crossing to reunite with family.|link=https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/The-Distance-Between-Us/Reyna-Grande/9781451661781}}
{{Culture pick|type=Book|title=Children of the Land|year=2020|creator=Marcelo Hernandez Castillo|blurb=Poet's memoir of growing up undocumented amid raids and deportation.|link=https://www.harpercollins.com/products/children-of-the-land-marcelo-hernandez-castillo}}
{{Culture pick|type=Book|title=A Good Provider Is One Who Leaves|year=2019|creator=Jason DeParle|blurb=Follows one Filipino family across three decades and continents of migration.|link=https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/316096/a-good-provider-is-one-who-leaves-by-jason-deparle/}}
{{Culture pick|type=Book|title=The Death of Josseline|year=2010|creator=Margaret Regan|blurb=Reportage on migrant deaths and enforcement in the Arizona borderlands.|link=https://www.beacon.org/The-Death-of-Josseline-P792.aspx}}
{{Culture pick|type=Podcast|title=The Out Crowd|year=2019|creator=This American Life|blurb=Pulitzer-winning reporting on the "Remain in Mexico" policy — the first Pulitzer ever awarded for audio journalism.|link=https://www.thisamericanlife.org/688/the-out-crowd}}
{{Culture pick|type=Podcast|title=Indefensible|year=2017|creator=Immigrant Defense Project|blurb=Five-part series on people fighting deportation after the 1996 immigration laws.|link=https://www.immigrantdefenseproject.org/indefensible/}}
{{Culture pick|type=Podcast|title=Displaced|year=2018|creator=International Rescue Committee|blurb=Interviews on the global refugee crisis and resettlement policy.|link=https://www.rescue.org/displaced}}
{{Culture pick|type=Podcast|title=Resettled|year=2020|creator=VPM (host Ahmed Badr)|blurb=Follows refugees adjusting to new lives in Virginia.|link=https://www.vpm.org/resettled}}
{{Culture pick|type=Podcast|title=The Raid Podcast|year=2025|creator=John Carlos Frey|blurb=Frontline reporting on ICE and Border Patrol immigration raids.|link=https://castbox.fm/channel/The-Raid-Podcast}}
{{Culture pick|type=Podcast|title=Immigrantly|year=2018|creator=Saadia Khan|blurb=Interviews deconstructing stereotypes of immigrants and children of immigrants.|link=https://www.immigrantlypod.com/}}
{{Culture pick|type=Podcast|title=Asylum Speakers|year=2019|creator=Jaz O'Hara|blurb=Amplifies first-person stories of asylum, migration and displacement worldwide.|link=https://player.fm/series/asylum-speakers}}
{{Culture pick|type=Podcast|title=Define American|year=2020|creator=Jose Antonio Vargas / Define American|blurb=Explores undocumented life, DACA and immigration policy.|link=https://defineamerican.com/}}
{{Culture pick|type=Podcast|title=Temporary|year=2021|creator=SYN Media|blurb=Eight-part series on asylum seekers caught in Australia's "stop the boats" limbo.|link=https://player.fm/podcasts/Asylum-Seekers}}
{{Culture pick|type=Film & TV|title=The Golden Dream|year=2013|creator=Diego Quemada-Díez|blurb=Guatemalan and Mexican teenagers risk the perilous journey north toward the U.S. border.|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Golden_Dream}}
</div>
</div>

''Every recommendation is reviewed before it appears. Suggest a film, documentary, album, book or podcast on the'' '''[[ICE List:Contribute|Contribute]]''' ''page.''
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2026-07-13 Killing of Johan Guerrero in Biddeford, Maine

2026-07-15T02:14:07Z

ICEListAdmin6: Attribute identified agent David Brouillette

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[[File:Wanted-ME-00876.png|link=ICE List:Unidentified agent - ME-00876|frameless|class=ic-subject-poster|The agent recorded firing - Most Wanted, unidentified]]
<div class="ic-subject-note">'''Subject:''' the agent recorded firing is documented as [[David Brouillette|Agent ME-00876]] and flagged '''Most Wanted''' (unidentified). Recognize them? [[ICE List:Submit media form|Submit a tip]] - your identity is not recorded.</div>
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{{Infobox incident
| title = Killing of Joan Sebastian Guerrero during an ICE operation in Biddeford, Maine
| date = 2026-07-13
| time = ~7:20 a.m. (Monday morning)
| city = Biddeford
| county = York County
| state = Maine
| country = United States
| location_detail = Intersection of Pool Street and Hill Street
| facility =
| agencies = [[ICE]] (agents reported in green ICE vests)
| operation_type = ICE operation / vehicle stop
| status = Developing; victim identified as Joan Sebastian Guerrero (26). Maine State Police on scene; FBI expected to investigate
| people_affected = 1
| injuries =
| deaths = 1
| agents_involved = Officially unidentified. The agent recorded firing is documented as [[David Brouillette]] (flagged Most Wanted)
| vehicles_involved = Unmarked Ford Explorer (agents); white sedan (surrounded)
| verification = Developing. The person killed has been identified by family, a neighbor, and advocates as Joan Sebastian Guerrero, 26, of Colombia. Witness accounts describe an ICE agent shooting; the agent recorded firing is documented as [[David Brouillette]]. The federal account is disputed.
| key_sources =
* [https://www.bangordailynews.com/2026/07/13/politics/state-politics/biddeford-maine-ice-shooting-investigation/ Bangor Daily News — ICE agents involved in fatal Biddeford shooting, lawmaker says]
* [https://www.cbsnews.com/news/maine-shooting-ice-biddeford/ CBS News — 1 person killed in Maine shooting involving ICE]
* [https://edition.cnn.com/2026/07/13/us/ice-shooting-maine CNN — One person killed in an ICE-involved shooting in Maine, state official says]
* [https://www.wabi.tv/2026/07/13/person-killed-shooting-involving-ice-biddeford-official-says/ WABI — Person killed in shooting involving ICE in Biddeford]
* [https://www.newsweek.com/ice-involved-in-maine-shooting-official-says-12189200 Newsweek — ICE involved in Maine shooting, official says]
* [https://www.pressherald.com/2026/07/13/shooting-reported-in-biddeford-2/ Portland Press Herald — Live updates: Man shot, killed by ICE agents in Biddeford]
* [https://www.wbur.org/news/2026/07/13/maine-immigration-agents-shooting-death-biddeford-fecteau WBUR — 1 killed in ICE-involved shooting in Biddeford, House Speaker says]
* [https://www.cnn.com/2026/07/13/us/ice-shooting-maine CNN — Second fatal ICE-involved shooting in less than a week]
* [https://www.forbes.com/sites/alisondurkee/2026/07/13/man-shot-by-ice-in-maine-was-not-operations-target-senator-says/ Forbes — Joan Sebastian Guerrero reportedly identified as Maine ICE shooting victim; not operation's target, senator says]
* [https://www.pressherald.com/2026/07/13/immigration-agent-kills-man-in-biddeford-spurring-protests/ Portland Press Herald — Immigration agent kills man in Biddeford, spurring protests]
* [https://www.bangordailynews.com/2026/07/13/politics/washington/victim-of-biddeford-shooting-was-not-target-of-ice-warrant-angus-kings-office-says/ Bangor Daily News — Victim of Biddeford shooting was not target of ICE warrant, Angus King's office says]
}}

On the morning of '''Monday, 13 July 2026''', '''Joan Sebastian Guerrero''', a 26-year-old man originally from Colombia, was '''shot and killed during a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ([[ICE]]) operation''' at the intersection of Pool Street and Hill Street in '''Biddeford, Maine'''. A witness reported that officers in green ICE vests, arriving in an unmarked Ford Explorer with flashing lights, surrounded a white sedan with weapons drawn, after which he heard four shots. The man killed was identified by relatives, a neighbor, and immigrant-rights advocates as Joan Sebastian Guerrero. According to Senator Angus King, Guerrero was '''not the intended target''' of the agents' warrant; his wife and young daughter were present at the scene. '''No agency has said who fired, and the federal government's account has been disputed by the victim's family and Maine officials.''' It is the '''second fatal ICE-involved shooting in less than a week''', and at least the '''11th''' involving ICE or U.S. Border Patrol agents since the beginning of the second Trump administration. The immigrant-rights group '''Project Relief''' said the person killed was '''a young member of their community'''.

''This page documents a developing incident. It records only what is sourced, flags clearly what is unknown, and will be updated as verified information emerges.''

== What is documented ==
* '''Time and place.''' The shooting happened at roughly '''7:20 a.m.''' on Monday, 13 July 2026, at the '''Pool Street / Hill Street''' intersection in Biddeford, Maine.
* '''ICE involvement.''' Maine officials, including House Speaker '''Ryan Fecteau''', identified the operation as involving ICE. Reporting consistently describes it as an "ICE-involved shooting."
* '''Witness account.''' Biddeford resident '''Lucas Scott''' said he saw an '''unmarked Ford Explorer with flashing lights''' and '''two officers wearing green ICE vests'''. He said the officers '''surrounded a white sedan with weapons drawn''' and that he then '''heard four shots'''.
* '''The person killed.''' Identified by family, a neighbor, and advocates as '''Joan Sebastian Guerrero''', 26, of Colombia (see [[#The victim|The victim]] below). The immigrant-rights group '''Project Relief''' described him as a young member of their community.
* '''One person killed.''' A single person died.
* '''The agent.''' The agent recorded at the scene has '''not been officially identified'''. Based on the available footage, an entry has been opened for the agent who fired as [[David Brouillette]] and flagged '''Most Wanted''' for identification.
* '''Investigation.''' The Maine State Police and Department of Public Safety responded to gather details; the '''FBI is expected to take over''' the investigation.

== The victim ==
* '''Identified as Joan Sebastian Guerrero.''' The man killed was identified by relatives, a neighbor, and immigrant-rights advocates as '''Joan Sebastian Guerrero''', a '''26-year-old''' originally from '''Colombia'''. He was a father; witnesses and family said his '''wife and roughly three-year-old daughter''' were at the scene.
* '''Status disputed.''' Immigrant-rights groups said Guerrero had '''work authorization and a Social Security number'''. The Department of Homeland Security said he was subject to a '''final order of removal'''. Both accounts agree he was '''not the target''' of the operation: Senator '''Angus King''' said Guerrero "was not the intended target of the officers' warrant."
* '''Federal account contested.''' DHS said the agent fired after the driver "tried to flee," acting "fearing for public safety," and DHS Secretary '''Markwayne Mullin''' told Senator King that Guerrero had "weaponized" his vehicle. A witness reported hearing the wounded man say "I tried to stop." The agents were '''not wearing body cameras'''.

== What is not yet known ==
* '''Who fired''' the fatal shot — an ICE agent or the person in the sedan.
* '''Why''' ICE was conducting the operation, and why this vehicle was stopped.
* Whether any '''bodycam, dashcam, or bystander video''' of the shooting exists or will be released.
* Any '''official statement''' from ICE, DHS, or federal authorities — none had been issued at the time of the initial reporting.

== Scrutiny and context ==
''No official account has been offered, so there is not yet an "official story" to weigh against the evidence. What follows is the documented pattern into which this killing falls.''

* '''A recurring pattern.''' This is at least the 11th fatal shooting involving ICE or Border Patrol agents since the start of the second Trump administration. In several 2025–2026 cases, ICE's initial "self-defense" or "the driver tried to ram us" framing was later contradicted by video, witnesses, or the agents' own records (for example, Houston, Minneapolis, and Chicago).
* '''No transparency by default.''' As in other recent cases, the agent has not been named, no footage has been released, and the operation's basis has not been explained. The initial public account came from a '''state lawmaker relaying secondhand details''', not from the federal agencies involved.
* '''Who investigates.''' Federal shootings by immigration agents have typically been reviewed within the same department (DHS), with the FBI's role sometimes framed around the person who was shot rather than the agent who fired. Whether an independent investigation follows here is not yet known.

== Unanswered questions ==
# Who was the person killed?
# Did an ICE agent fire the fatal shot, and if so, who?
# Was the person in the sedan armed, and did they fire?
# Why was ICE conducting this operation, and why was this vehicle stopped?
# Will ICE/DHS release the agent's name and any footage?
# Will there be a genuinely independent investigation?

== Community and official response ==
* '''Project Relief''' (a racial-justice and immigrant-rights group) said the person killed was a young member of their community: "Our community must come together to stand with their loved ones and ensure they are not alone. They must get justice."
* '''Maine House Speaker Ryan Fecteau''' first relayed the incident publicly and said he would provide further updates as they were relayed to him.
* '''Troy Jackson''', a U.S. Senate candidate, said: "My heart is with Biddeford - and with all Mainers."
* As of the initial reporting, '''no statement''' had been issued by ICE, DHS, the FBI, or the office of Governor Janet Mills.

== Help document this incident ==
If you witnessed this shooting, live or work nearby, or have photos, video, or other information:
* '''Submit a tip / report:''' [[ICE List:Submit incident|Submit an incident report]]
* '''Upload photos or video:''' [[Special:Upload|Upload media to the ICE List]] (please preserve original files and metadata where safe to do so)
* '''Identify an agent or vehicle:''' [[ICE List:Submit Agent|Submit agent information]]
Corroborated footage of the stop or the shooting itself is especially important, given that none has been made public.

== See also ==
* [[2026-07-07 Killing of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo by ICE agents]]
* [[Alex Pretti killing]]
* [[David Brouillette]] - the agent who fired (Most Wanted, unidentified)
* [[ICE List:Most wanted|Most Wanted board]]
* [[:Category:Deaths by immigration enforcement]]

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David Brouillette

2026-07-15T02:14:06Z

ICEListAdmin6: Convert unidentified agent ME-00876 to identified agent page

{{Agent page
|name=David Brouillette
|agency=ICE
|role=
|field_office=
|state=Maine
|status=Active
|image=ME-00876.png
|verification=Verified
|summary=David Brouillette was documented as the federal agent previously recorded as unidentified agent ME-00876. Recorded firing the shots that killed Joan Sebastian Guerrero, 26, of Colombia, during an ICE operation in Biddeford, Maine on 13 July 2026. Source: https://theicelist.org/index.php/2026-07-13_Killing_of_Joan_Sebastian_Guerrero_in_Biddeford,_Maine
}}

== Documented Incidents ==
''This list updates automatically when incident pages link to this agent.''

{{IncidentsForAgent}}

== Evidence and Sources ==
* Formerly documented as unidentified agent '''ME-00876'''.
* Here extra evidence can be provided, including social media links

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ICE List:Unidentified agent - ME-00876

2026-07-15T02:14:06Z

ICEListAdmin6: ICEListAdmin6 moved page ICE List:Unidentified agent - ME-00876 to David Brouillette: Agent identified as David Brouillette

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David Brouillette

2026-07-15T02:14:05Z

ICEListAdmin6: ICEListAdmin6 moved page ICE List:Unidentified agent - ME-00876 to David Brouillette: Agent identified as David Brouillette

{{UnknownAgent
| code = ME-00876
| image = ME-00876.png
| description = Recorded firing the shots that killed Joan Sebastian Guerrero, 26, of Colombia, during an ICE operation in Biddeford, Maine on 13 July 2026. Source: https://theicelist.org/index.php/2026-07-13_Killing_of_Joan_Sebastian_Guerrero_in_Biddeford,_Maine
| agency = ICE
| state = Maine
| seen =
| status = Open
| wanted = Most wanted
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2026-07-13 Killing of Johan Guerrero in Biddeford, Maine

2026-07-14T03:06:13Z

ICEListAdmin6: Add footage/media via incident form

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[[File:Wanted-ME-00876.png|link=ICE List:Unidentified agent - ME-00876|frameless|class=ic-subject-poster|The agent recorded firing - Most Wanted, unidentified]]
<div class="ic-subject-note">'''Subject:''' the agent recorded firing is documented as [[ICE List:Unidentified agent - ME-00876|Agent ME-00876]] and flagged '''Most Wanted''' (unidentified). Recognize them? [[ICE List:Submit media form|Submit a tip]] - your identity is not recorded.</div>
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{{Infobox incident
| title = Killing of Joan Sebastian Guerrero during an ICE operation in Biddeford, Maine
| date = 2026-07-13
| time = ~7:20 a.m. (Monday morning)
| city = Biddeford
| county = York County
| state = Maine
| country = United States
| location_detail = Intersection of Pool Street and Hill Street
| facility =
| agencies = [[ICE]] (agents reported in green ICE vests)
| operation_type = ICE operation / vehicle stop
| status = Developing; victim identified as Joan Sebastian Guerrero (26). Maine State Police on scene; FBI expected to investigate
| people_affected = 1
| injuries =
| deaths = 1
| agents_involved = Officially unidentified. The agent recorded firing is documented as [[ICE List:Unidentified agent - ME-00876]] (flagged Most Wanted)
| vehicles_involved = Unmarked Ford Explorer (agents); white sedan (surrounded)
| verification = Developing. The person killed has been identified by family, a neighbor, and advocates as Joan Sebastian Guerrero, 26, of Colombia. Witness accounts describe an ICE agent shooting; the agent recorded firing is documented as [[ICE List:Unidentified agent - ME-00876]]. The federal account is disputed.
| key_sources =
* [https://www.bangordailynews.com/2026/07/13/politics/state-politics/biddeford-maine-ice-shooting-investigation/ Bangor Daily News — ICE agents involved in fatal Biddeford shooting, lawmaker says]
* [https://www.cbsnews.com/news/maine-shooting-ice-biddeford/ CBS News — 1 person killed in Maine shooting involving ICE]
* [https://edition.cnn.com/2026/07/13/us/ice-shooting-maine CNN — One person killed in an ICE-involved shooting in Maine, state official says]
* [https://www.wabi.tv/2026/07/13/person-killed-shooting-involving-ice-biddeford-official-says/ WABI — Person killed in shooting involving ICE in Biddeford]
* [https://www.newsweek.com/ice-involved-in-maine-shooting-official-says-12189200 Newsweek — ICE involved in Maine shooting, official says]
* [https://www.pressherald.com/2026/07/13/shooting-reported-in-biddeford-2/ Portland Press Herald — Live updates: Man shot, killed by ICE agents in Biddeford]
* [https://www.wbur.org/news/2026/07/13/maine-immigration-agents-shooting-death-biddeford-fecteau WBUR — 1 killed in ICE-involved shooting in Biddeford, House Speaker says]
* [https://www.cnn.com/2026/07/13/us/ice-shooting-maine CNN — Second fatal ICE-involved shooting in less than a week]
* [https://www.forbes.com/sites/alisondurkee/2026/07/13/man-shot-by-ice-in-maine-was-not-operations-target-senator-says/ Forbes — Joan Sebastian Guerrero reportedly identified as Maine ICE shooting victim; not operation's target, senator says]
* [https://www.pressherald.com/2026/07/13/immigration-agent-kills-man-in-biddeford-spurring-protests/ Portland Press Herald — Immigration agent kills man in Biddeford, spurring protests]
* [https://www.bangordailynews.com/2026/07/13/politics/washington/victim-of-biddeford-shooting-was-not-target-of-ice-warrant-angus-kings-office-says/ Bangor Daily News — Victim of Biddeford shooting was not target of ICE warrant, Angus King's office says]
}}

On the morning of '''Monday, 13 July 2026''', '''Joan Sebastian Guerrero''', a 26-year-old man originally from Colombia, was '''shot and killed during a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ([[ICE]]) operation''' at the intersection of Pool Street and Hill Street in '''Biddeford, Maine'''. A witness reported that officers in green ICE vests, arriving in an unmarked Ford Explorer with flashing lights, surrounded a white sedan with weapons drawn, after which he heard four shots. The man killed was identified by relatives, a neighbor, and immigrant-rights advocates as Joan Sebastian Guerrero. According to Senator Angus King, Guerrero was '''not the intended target''' of the agents' warrant; his wife and young daughter were present at the scene. '''No agency has said who fired, and the federal government's account has been disputed by the victim's family and Maine officials.''' It is the '''second fatal ICE-involved shooting in less than a week''', and at least the '''11th''' involving ICE or U.S. Border Patrol agents since the beginning of the second Trump administration. The immigrant-rights group '''Project Relief''' said the person killed was '''a young member of their community'''.

''This page documents a developing incident. It records only what is sourced, flags clearly what is unknown, and will be updated as verified information emerges.''

== What is documented ==
* '''Time and place.''' The shooting happened at roughly '''7:20 a.m.''' on Monday, 13 July 2026, at the '''Pool Street / Hill Street''' intersection in Biddeford, Maine.
* '''ICE involvement.''' Maine officials, including House Speaker '''Ryan Fecteau''', identified the operation as involving ICE. Reporting consistently describes it as an "ICE-involved shooting."
* '''Witness account.''' Biddeford resident '''Lucas Scott''' said he saw an '''unmarked Ford Explorer with flashing lights''' and '''two officers wearing green ICE vests'''. He said the officers '''surrounded a white sedan with weapons drawn''' and that he then '''heard four shots'''.
* '''The person killed.''' Identified by family, a neighbor, and advocates as '''Joan Sebastian Guerrero''', 26, of Colombia (see [[#The victim|The victim]] below). The immigrant-rights group '''Project Relief''' described him as a young member of their community.
* '''One person killed.''' A single person died.
* '''The agent.''' The agent recorded at the scene has '''not been officially identified'''. Based on the available footage, an entry has been opened for the agent who fired as [[ICE List:Unidentified agent - ME-00876]] and flagged '''Most Wanted''' for identification.
* '''Investigation.''' The Maine State Police and Department of Public Safety responded to gather details; the '''FBI is expected to take over''' the investigation.

== The victim ==
* '''Identified as Joan Sebastian Guerrero.''' The man killed was identified by relatives, a neighbor, and immigrant-rights advocates as '''Joan Sebastian Guerrero''', a '''26-year-old''' originally from '''Colombia'''. He was a father; witnesses and family said his '''wife and roughly three-year-old daughter''' were at the scene.
* '''Status disputed.''' Immigrant-rights groups said Guerrero had '''work authorization and a Social Security number'''. The Department of Homeland Security said he was subject to a '''final order of removal'''. Both accounts agree he was '''not the target''' of the operation: Senator '''Angus King''' said Guerrero "was not the intended target of the officers' warrant."
* '''Federal account contested.''' DHS said the agent fired after the driver "tried to flee," acting "fearing for public safety," and DHS Secretary '''Markwayne Mullin''' told Senator King that Guerrero had "weaponized" his vehicle. A witness reported hearing the wounded man say "I tried to stop." The agents were '''not wearing body cameras'''.

== What is not yet known ==
* '''Who fired''' the fatal shot — an ICE agent or the person in the sedan.
* '''Why''' ICE was conducting the operation, and why this vehicle was stopped.
* Whether any '''bodycam, dashcam, or bystander video''' of the shooting exists or will be released.
* Any '''official statement''' from ICE, DHS, or federal authorities — none had been issued at the time of the initial reporting.

== Scrutiny and context ==
''No official account has been offered, so there is not yet an "official story" to weigh against the evidence. What follows is the documented pattern into which this killing falls.''

* '''A recurring pattern.''' This is at least the 11th fatal shooting involving ICE or Border Patrol agents since the start of the second Trump administration. In several 2025–2026 cases, ICE's initial "self-defense" or "the driver tried to ram us" framing was later contradicted by video, witnesses, or the agents' own records (for example, Houston, Minneapolis, and Chicago).
* '''No transparency by default.''' As in other recent cases, the agent has not been named, no footage has been released, and the operation's basis has not been explained. The initial public account came from a '''state lawmaker relaying secondhand details''', not from the federal agencies involved.
* '''Who investigates.''' Federal shootings by immigration agents have typically been reviewed within the same department (DHS), with the FBI's role sometimes framed around the person who was shot rather than the agent who fired. Whether an independent investigation follows here is not yet known.

== Unanswered questions ==
# Who was the person killed?
# Did an ICE agent fire the fatal shot, and if so, who?
# Was the person in the sedan armed, and did they fire?
# Why was ICE conducting this operation, and why was this vehicle stopped?
# Will ICE/DHS release the agent's name and any footage?
# Will there be a genuinely independent investigation?

== Community and official response ==
* '''Project Relief''' (a racial-justice and immigrant-rights group) said the person killed was a young member of their community: "Our community must come together to stand with their loved ones and ensure they are not alone. They must get justice."
* '''Maine House Speaker Ryan Fecteau''' first relayed the incident publicly and said he would provide further updates as they were relayed to him.
* '''Troy Jackson''', a U.S. Senate candidate, said: "My heart is with Biddeford - and with all Mainers."
* As of the initial reporting, '''no statement''' had been issued by ICE, DHS, the FBI, or the office of Governor Janet Mills.

== Help document this incident ==
If you witnessed this shooting, live or work nearby, or have photos, video, or other information:
* '''Submit a tip / report:''' [[ICE List:Submit incident|Submit an incident report]]
* '''Upload photos or video:''' [[Special:Upload|Upload media to the ICE List]] (please preserve original files and metadata where safe to do so)
* '''Identify an agent or vehicle:''' [[ICE List:Submit Agent|Submit agent information]]
Corroborated footage of the stop or the shooting itself is especially important, given that none has been made public.

== See also ==
* [[2026-07-07 Killing of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo by ICE agents]]
* [[Alex Pretti killing]]
* [[ICE List:Unidentified agent - ME-00876]] - the agent who fired (Most Wanted, unidentified)
* [[ICE List:Most wanted|Most Wanted board]]
* [[:Category:Deaths by immigration enforcement]]

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2026-07-13 Killing of Johan Guerrero in Biddeford, Maine

2026-07-14T03:05:35Z

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{{Infobox incident
| title = Killing of Joan Sebastian Guerrero during an ICE operation in Biddeford, Maine
| date = 2026-07-13
| time = ~7:20 a.m. (Monday morning)
| city = Biddeford
| county = York County
| state = Maine
| country = United States
| location_detail = Intersection of Pool Street and Hill Street
| facility =
| agencies = [[ICE]] (agents reported in green ICE vests)
| operation_type = ICE operation / vehicle stop
| status = Developing; victim identified as Joan Sebastian Guerrero (26). Maine State Police on scene; FBI expected to investigate
| people_affected = 1
| injuries =
| deaths = 1
| agents_involved = Officially unidentified. The agent recorded firing is documented as [[ICE List:Unidentified agent - ME-00876]] (flagged Most Wanted)
| vehicles_involved = Unmarked Ford Explorer (agents); white sedan (surrounded)
| verification = Developing. The person killed has been identified by family, a neighbor, and advocates as Joan Sebastian Guerrero, 26, of Colombia. Witness accounts describe an ICE agent shooting; the agent recorded firing is documented as [[ICE List:Unidentified agent - ME-00876]]. The federal account is disputed.
| key_sources =
* [https://www.bangordailynews.com/2026/07/13/politics/state-politics/biddeford-maine-ice-shooting-investigation/ Bangor Daily News — ICE agents involved in fatal Biddeford shooting, lawmaker says]
* [https://www.cbsnews.com/news/maine-shooting-ice-biddeford/ CBS News — 1 person killed in Maine shooting involving ICE]
* [https://edition.cnn.com/2026/07/13/us/ice-shooting-maine CNN — One person killed in an ICE-involved shooting in Maine, state official says]
* [https://www.wabi.tv/2026/07/13/person-killed-shooting-involving-ice-biddeford-official-says/ WABI — Person killed in shooting involving ICE in Biddeford]
* [https://www.newsweek.com/ice-involved-in-maine-shooting-official-says-12189200 Newsweek — ICE involved in Maine shooting, official says]
* [https://www.pressherald.com/2026/07/13/shooting-reported-in-biddeford-2/ Portland Press Herald — Live updates: Man shot, killed by ICE agents in Biddeford]
* [https://www.wbur.org/news/2026/07/13/maine-immigration-agents-shooting-death-biddeford-fecteau WBUR — 1 killed in ICE-involved shooting in Biddeford, House Speaker says]
* [https://www.cnn.com/2026/07/13/us/ice-shooting-maine CNN — Second fatal ICE-involved shooting in less than a week]
* [https://www.forbes.com/sites/alisondurkee/2026/07/13/man-shot-by-ice-in-maine-was-not-operations-target-senator-says/ Forbes — Joan Sebastian Guerrero reportedly identified as Maine ICE shooting victim; not operation's target, senator says]
* [https://www.pressherald.com/2026/07/13/immigration-agent-kills-man-in-biddeford-spurring-protests/ Portland Press Herald — Immigration agent kills man in Biddeford, spurring protests]
* [https://www.bangordailynews.com/2026/07/13/politics/washington/victim-of-biddeford-shooting-was-not-target-of-ice-warrant-angus-kings-office-says/ Bangor Daily News — Victim of Biddeford shooting was not target of ICE warrant, Angus King's office says]
}}

On the morning of '''Monday, 13 July 2026''', '''Joan Sebastian Guerrero''', a 26-year-old man originally from Colombia, was '''shot and killed during a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ([[ICE]]) operation''' at the intersection of Pool Street and Hill Street in '''Biddeford, Maine'''. A witness reported that officers in green ICE vests, arriving in an unmarked Ford Explorer with flashing lights, surrounded a white sedan with weapons drawn, after which he heard four shots. The man killed was identified by relatives, a neighbor, and immigrant-rights advocates as Joan Sebastian Guerrero. According to Senator Angus King, Guerrero was '''not the intended target''' of the agents' warrant; his wife and young daughter were present at the scene. '''No agency has said who fired, and the federal government's account has been disputed by the victim's family and Maine officials.''' It is the '''second fatal ICE-involved shooting in less than a week''', and at least the '''11th''' involving ICE or U.S. Border Patrol agents since the beginning of the second Trump administration. The immigrant-rights group '''Project Relief''' said the person killed was '''a young member of their community'''.

''This page documents a developing incident. It records only what is sourced, flags clearly what is unknown, and will be updated as verified information emerges.''

== What is documented ==
* '''Time and place.''' The shooting happened at roughly '''7:20 a.m.''' on Monday, 13 July 2026, at the '''Pool Street / Hill Street''' intersection in Biddeford, Maine.
* '''ICE involvement.''' Maine officials, including House Speaker '''Ryan Fecteau''', identified the operation as involving ICE. Reporting consistently describes it as an "ICE-involved shooting."
* '''Witness account.''' Biddeford resident '''Lucas Scott''' said he saw an '''unmarked Ford Explorer with flashing lights''' and '''two officers wearing green ICE vests'''. He said the officers '''surrounded a white sedan with weapons drawn''' and that he then '''heard four shots'''.
* '''The person killed.''' Identified by family, a neighbor, and advocates as '''Joan Sebastian Guerrero''', 26, of Colombia (see [[#The victim|The victim]] below). The immigrant-rights group '''Project Relief''' described him as a young member of their community.
* '''One person killed.''' A single person died.
* '''The agent.''' The agent recorded at the scene has '''not been officially identified'''. Based on the available footage, an entry has been opened for the agent who fired as [[ICE List:Unidentified agent - ME-00876]] and flagged '''Most Wanted''' for identification.
* '''Investigation.''' The Maine State Police and Department of Public Safety responded to gather details; the '''FBI is expected to take over''' the investigation.

== The victim ==
* '''Identified as Joan Sebastian Guerrero.''' The man killed was identified by relatives, a neighbor, and immigrant-rights advocates as '''Joan Sebastian Guerrero''', a '''26-year-old''' originally from '''Colombia'''. He was a father; witnesses and family said his '''wife and roughly three-year-old daughter''' were at the scene.
* '''Status disputed.''' Immigrant-rights groups said Guerrero had '''work authorization and a Social Security number'''. The Department of Homeland Security said he was subject to a '''final order of removal'''. Both accounts agree he was '''not the target''' of the operation: Senator '''Angus King''' said Guerrero "was not the intended target of the officers' warrant."
* '''Federal account contested.''' DHS said the agent fired after the driver "tried to flee," acting "fearing for public safety," and DHS Secretary '''Markwayne Mullin''' told Senator King that Guerrero had "weaponized" his vehicle. A witness reported hearing the wounded man say "I tried to stop." The agents were '''not wearing body cameras'''.

== What is not yet known ==
* '''Who fired''' the fatal shot — an ICE agent or the person in the sedan.
* '''Why''' ICE was conducting the operation, and why this vehicle was stopped.
* Whether any '''bodycam, dashcam, or bystander video''' of the shooting exists or will be released.
* Any '''official statement''' from ICE, DHS, or federal authorities — none had been issued at the time of the initial reporting.

== Scrutiny and context ==
''No official account has been offered, so there is not yet an "official story" to weigh against the evidence. What follows is the documented pattern into which this killing falls.''

* '''A recurring pattern.''' This is at least the 11th fatal shooting involving ICE or Border Patrol agents since the start of the second Trump administration. In several 2025–2026 cases, ICE's initial "self-defense" or "the driver tried to ram us" framing was later contradicted by video, witnesses, or the agents' own records (for example, Houston, Minneapolis, and Chicago).
* '''No transparency by default.''' As in other recent cases, the agent has not been named, no footage has been released, and the operation's basis has not been explained. The initial public account came from a '''state lawmaker relaying secondhand details''', not from the federal agencies involved.
* '''Who investigates.''' Federal shootings by immigration agents have typically been reviewed within the same department (DHS), with the FBI's role sometimes framed around the person who was shot rather than the agent who fired. Whether an independent investigation follows here is not yet known.

== Unanswered questions ==
# Who was the person killed?
# Did an ICE agent fire the fatal shot, and if so, who?
# Was the person in the sedan armed, and did they fire?
# Why was ICE conducting this operation, and why was this vehicle stopped?
# Will ICE/DHS release the agent's name and any footage?
# Will there be a genuinely independent investigation?

== Community and official response ==
* '''Project Relief''' (a racial-justice and immigrant-rights group) said the person killed was a young member of their community: "Our community must come together to stand with their loved ones and ensure they are not alone. They must get justice."
* '''Maine House Speaker Ryan Fecteau''' first relayed the incident publicly and said he would provide further updates as they were relayed to him.
* '''Troy Jackson''', a U.S. Senate candidate, said: "My heart is with Biddeford - and with all Mainers."
* As of the initial reporting, '''no statement''' had been issued by ICE, DHS, the FBI, or the office of Governor Janet Mills.

== Help document this incident ==
If you witnessed this shooting, live or work nearby, or have photos, video, or other information:
* '''Submit a tip / report:''' [[ICE List:Submit incident|Submit an incident report]]
* '''Upload photos or video:''' [[Special:Upload|Upload media to the ICE List]] (please preserve original files and metadata where safe to do so)
* '''Identify an agent or vehicle:''' [[ICE List:Submit Agent|Submit agent information]]
Corroborated footage of the stop or the shooting itself is especially important, given that none has been made public.

== See also ==
* [[2026-07-07 Killing of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo by ICE agents]]
* [[Alex Pretti killing]]
* [[ICE List:Unidentified agent - ME-00876]] - the agent who fired (Most Wanted, unidentified)
* [[ICE List:Most wanted|Most Wanted board]]
* [[:Category:Deaths by immigration enforcement]]

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2026-07-13 Killing of Johan Guerrero in Biddeford, Maine

2026-07-14T03:04:57Z

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{{Infobox incident
| title = Killing of Joan Sebastian Guerrero during an ICE operation in Biddeford, Maine
| date = 2026-07-13
| time = ~7:20 a.m. (Monday morning)
| city = Biddeford
| county = York County
| state = Maine
| country = United States
| location_detail = Intersection of Pool Street and Hill Street
| facility =
| agencies = [[ICE]] (agents reported in green ICE vests)
| operation_type = ICE operation / vehicle stop
| status = Developing; victim identified as Joan Sebastian Guerrero (26). Maine State Police on scene; FBI expected to investigate
| people_affected = 1
| injuries =
| deaths = 1
| agents_involved = Officially unidentified. The agent recorded firing is documented as [[ICE List:Unidentified agent - ME-00876]] (flagged Most Wanted)
| vehicles_involved = Unmarked Ford Explorer (agents); white sedan (surrounded)
| verification = Developing. The person killed has been identified by family, a neighbor, and advocates as Joan Sebastian Guerrero, 26, of Colombia. Witness accounts describe an ICE agent shooting; the agent recorded firing is documented as [[ICE List:Unidentified agent - ME-00876]]. The federal account is disputed.
| key_sources =
* [https://www.bangordailynews.com/2026/07/13/politics/state-politics/biddeford-maine-ice-shooting-investigation/ Bangor Daily News — ICE agents involved in fatal Biddeford shooting, lawmaker says]
* [https://www.cbsnews.com/news/maine-shooting-ice-biddeford/ CBS News — 1 person killed in Maine shooting involving ICE]
* [https://edition.cnn.com/2026/07/13/us/ice-shooting-maine CNN — One person killed in an ICE-involved shooting in Maine, state official says]
* [https://www.wabi.tv/2026/07/13/person-killed-shooting-involving-ice-biddeford-official-says/ WABI — Person killed in shooting involving ICE in Biddeford]
* [https://www.newsweek.com/ice-involved-in-maine-shooting-official-says-12189200 Newsweek — ICE involved in Maine shooting, official says]
* [https://www.pressherald.com/2026/07/13/shooting-reported-in-biddeford-2/ Portland Press Herald — Live updates: Man shot, killed by ICE agents in Biddeford]
* [https://www.wbur.org/news/2026/07/13/maine-immigration-agents-shooting-death-biddeford-fecteau WBUR — 1 killed in ICE-involved shooting in Biddeford, House Speaker says]
* [https://www.cnn.com/2026/07/13/us/ice-shooting-maine CNN — Second fatal ICE-involved shooting in less than a week]
* [https://www.forbes.com/sites/alisondurkee/2026/07/13/man-shot-by-ice-in-maine-was-not-operations-target-senator-says/ Forbes — Joan Sebastian Guerrero reportedly identified as Maine ICE shooting victim; not operation's target, senator says]
* [https://www.pressherald.com/2026/07/13/immigration-agent-kills-man-in-biddeford-spurring-protests/ Portland Press Herald — Immigration agent kills man in Biddeford, spurring protests]
* [https://www.bangordailynews.com/2026/07/13/politics/washington/victim-of-biddeford-shooting-was-not-target-of-ice-warrant-angus-kings-office-says/ Bangor Daily News — Victim of Biddeford shooting was not target of ICE warrant, Angus King's office says]
}}

On the morning of '''Monday, 13 July 2026''', '''Joan Sebastian Guerrero''', a 26-year-old man originally from Colombia, was '''shot and killed during a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ([[ICE]]) operation''' at the intersection of Pool Street and Hill Street in '''Biddeford, Maine'''. A witness reported that officers in green ICE vests, arriving in an unmarked Ford Explorer with flashing lights, surrounded a white sedan with weapons drawn, after which he heard four shots. The man killed was identified by relatives, a neighbor, and immigrant-rights advocates as Joan Sebastian Guerrero. According to Senator Angus King, Guerrero was '''not the intended target''' of the agents' warrant; his wife and young daughter were present at the scene. '''No agency has said who fired, and the federal government's account has been disputed by the victim's family and Maine officials.''' It is the '''second fatal ICE-involved shooting in less than a week''', and at least the '''11th''' involving ICE or U.S. Border Patrol agents since the beginning of the second Trump administration. The immigrant-rights group '''Project Relief''' said the person killed was '''a young member of their community'''.

''This page documents a developing incident. It records only what is sourced, flags clearly what is unknown, and will be updated as verified information emerges.''

== What is documented ==
* '''Time and place.''' The shooting happened at roughly '''7:20 a.m.''' on Monday, 13 July 2026, at the '''Pool Street / Hill Street''' intersection in Biddeford, Maine.
* '''ICE involvement.''' Maine officials, including House Speaker '''Ryan Fecteau''', identified the operation as involving ICE. Reporting consistently describes it as an "ICE-involved shooting."
* '''Witness account.''' Biddeford resident '''Lucas Scott''' said he saw an '''unmarked Ford Explorer with flashing lights''' and '''two officers wearing green ICE vests'''. He said the officers '''surrounded a white sedan with weapons drawn''' and that he then '''heard four shots'''.
* '''The person killed.''' Identified by family, a neighbor, and advocates as '''Joan Sebastian Guerrero''', 26, of Colombia (see [[#The victim|The victim]] below). The immigrant-rights group '''Project Relief''' described him as a young member of their community.
* '''One person killed.''' A single person died.
* '''The agent.''' The agent recorded at the scene has '''not been officially identified'''. Based on the available footage, an entry has been opened for the agent who fired as [[ICE List:Unidentified agent - ME-00876]] and flagged '''Most Wanted''' for identification.
* '''Investigation.''' The Maine State Police and Department of Public Safety responded to gather details; the '''FBI is expected to take over''' the investigation.

== The victim ==
* '''Identified as Joan Sebastian Guerrero.''' The man killed was identified by relatives, a neighbor, and immigrant-rights advocates as '''Joan Sebastian Guerrero''', a '''26-year-old''' originally from '''Colombia'''. He was a father; witnesses and family said his '''wife and roughly three-year-old daughter''' were at the scene.
* '''Status disputed.''' Immigrant-rights groups said Guerrero had '''work authorization and a Social Security number'''. The Department of Homeland Security said he was subject to a '''final order of removal'''. Both accounts agree he was '''not the target''' of the operation: Senator '''Angus King''' said Guerrero "was not the intended target of the officers' warrant."
* '''Federal account contested.''' DHS said the agent fired after the driver "tried to flee," acting "fearing for public safety," and DHS Secretary '''Markwayne Mullin''' told Senator King that Guerrero had "weaponized" his vehicle. A witness reported hearing the wounded man say "I tried to stop." The agents were '''not wearing body cameras'''.

== What is not yet known ==
* '''Who fired''' the fatal shot — an ICE agent or the person in the sedan.
* '''Why''' ICE was conducting the operation, and why this vehicle was stopped.
* Whether any '''bodycam, dashcam, or bystander video''' of the shooting exists or will be released.
* Any '''official statement''' from ICE, DHS, or federal authorities — none had been issued at the time of the initial reporting.

== Scrutiny and context ==
''No official account has been offered, so there is not yet an "official story" to weigh against the evidence. What follows is the documented pattern into which this killing falls.''

* '''A recurring pattern.''' This is at least the 11th fatal shooting involving ICE or Border Patrol agents since the start of the second Trump administration. In several 2025–2026 cases, ICE's initial "self-defense" or "the driver tried to ram us" framing was later contradicted by video, witnesses, or the agents' own records (for example, Houston, Minneapolis, and Chicago).
* '''No transparency by default.''' As in other recent cases, the agent has not been named, no footage has been released, and the operation's basis has not been explained. The initial public account came from a '''state lawmaker relaying secondhand details''', not from the federal agencies involved.
* '''Who investigates.''' Federal shootings by immigration agents have typically been reviewed within the same department (DHS), with the FBI's role sometimes framed around the person who was shot rather than the agent who fired. Whether an independent investigation follows here is not yet known.

== Unanswered questions ==
# Who was the person killed?
# Did an ICE agent fire the fatal shot, and if so, who?
# Was the person in the sedan armed, and did they fire?
# Why was ICE conducting this operation, and why was this vehicle stopped?
# Will ICE/DHS release the agent's name and any footage?
# Will there be a genuinely independent investigation?

== Community and official response ==
* '''Project Relief''' (a racial-justice and immigrant-rights group) said the person killed was a young member of their community: "Our community must come together to stand with their loved ones and ensure they are not alone. They must get justice."
* '''Maine House Speaker Ryan Fecteau''' first relayed the incident publicly and said he would provide further updates as they were relayed to him.
* '''Troy Jackson''', a U.S. Senate candidate, said: "My heart is with Biddeford - and with all Mainers."
* As of the initial reporting, '''no statement''' had been issued by ICE, DHS, the FBI, or the office of Governor Janet Mills.

== Help document this incident ==
If you witnessed this shooting, live or work nearby, or have photos, video, or other information:
* '''Submit a tip / report:''' [[ICE List:Submit incident|Submit an incident report]]
* '''Upload photos or video:''' [[Special:Upload|Upload media to the ICE List]] (please preserve original files and metadata where safe to do so)
* '''Identify an agent or vehicle:''' [[ICE List:Submit Agent|Submit agent information]]
Corroborated footage of the stop or the shooting itself is especially important, given that none has been made public.

== See also ==
* [[2026-07-07 Killing of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo by ICE agents]]
* [[Alex Pretti killing]]
* [[ICE List:Unidentified agent - ME-00876]] - the agent who fired (Most Wanted, unidentified)
* [[ICE List:Most wanted|Most Wanted board]]
* [[:Category:Deaths by immigration enforcement]]

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2026-07-13 Killing during an ICE operation in Biddeford, Maine

2026-07-14T00:25:36Z

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{{Infobox incident
| title = 2026-07-13 Killing during an ICE operation in Biddeford, Maine
| date = 2026-07-13
| time = ~7:20 a.m. (Monday morning)
| city = Biddeford
| county = York County
| state = Maine
| country = United States
| location_detail = Intersection of Pool Street and Hill Street
| facility =
| agencies = [[ICE]] (agents reported in green ICE vests)
| operation_type = ICE operation / vehicle stop
| status = Developing; Maine State Police on scene, FBI expected to take over
| people_affected = 1
| injuries =
| deaths = 1
| agents_involved = Officially unidentified. The agent recorded firing is documented as [[ICE List:Unidentified agent - ME-00876]] (flagged Most Wanted)
| vehicles_involved = Unmarked Ford Explorer (agents); white sedan (surrounded)
| verification = Developing. Reporting and witness accounts describe an ICE agent shooting; the agent recorded firing is documented as [[ICE List:Unidentified agent - ME-00876]]. No official account released.
| key_sources =
* [https://www.bangordailynews.com/2026/07/13/politics/state-politics/biddeford-maine-ice-shooting-investigation/ Bangor Daily News — ICE agents involved in fatal Biddeford shooting, lawmaker says]
* [https://www.cbsnews.com/news/maine-shooting-ice-biddeford/ CBS News — 1 person killed in Maine shooting involving ICE]
* [https://edition.cnn.com/2026/07/13/us/ice-shooting-maine CNN — One person killed in an ICE-involved shooting in Maine, state official says]
* [https://www.wabi.tv/2026/07/13/person-killed-shooting-involving-ice-biddeford-official-says/ WABI — Person killed in shooting involving ICE in Biddeford]
* [https://www.newsweek.com/ice-involved-in-maine-shooting-official-says-12189200 Newsweek — ICE involved in Maine shooting, official says]
* [https://www.pressherald.com/2026/07/13/shooting-reported-in-biddeford-2/ Portland Press Herald — Live updates: Man shot, killed by ICE agents in Biddeford]
* [https://www.wbur.org/news/2026/07/13/maine-immigration-agents-shooting-death-biddeford-fecteau WBUR — 1 killed in ICE-involved shooting in Biddeford, House Speaker says]
* [https://www.cnn.com/2026/07/13/us/ice-shooting-maine CNN — Second fatal ICE-involved shooting in less than a week]
}}

On the morning of '''Monday, 13 July 2026''', '''one person was shot and killed during a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ([[ICE]]) operation''' at the intersection of Pool Street and Hill Street in '''Biddeford, Maine'''. A witness reported that officers in green ICE vests, arriving in an unmarked Ford Explorer with flashing lights, surrounded a white sedan with weapons drawn, after which he heard four shots. '''As of the initial reporting, the person killed has not been identified, no agency has said who fired, and no official account of what happened has been released.''' It is the '''second fatal ICE-involved shooting in less than a week''', and at least the '''11th''' involving ICE or U.S. Border Patrol agents since the beginning of the second Trump administration. The immigrant-rights group '''Project Relief''' said the person killed was '''a young member of their community'''.

''This page documents a developing incident. It records only what is sourced, flags clearly what is unknown, and will be updated as verified information emerges.''

== What is documented ==
* '''Time and place.''' The shooting happened at roughly '''7:20 a.m.''' on Monday, 13 July 2026, at the '''Pool Street / Hill Street''' intersection in Biddeford, Maine.
* '''ICE involvement.''' Maine officials, including House Speaker '''Ryan Fecteau''', identified the operation as involving ICE. Reporting consistently describes it as an "ICE-involved shooting."
* '''Witness account.''' Biddeford resident '''Lucas Scott''' said he saw an '''unmarked Ford Explorer with flashing lights''' and '''two officers wearing green ICE vests'''. He said the officers '''surrounded a white sedan with weapons drawn''' and that he then '''heard four shots'''.
* '''The person killed.''' The immigrant-rights group '''Project Relief''' said the person killed was '''a young member of their community'''. No name, age, or gender had been officially released.
* '''One person killed.''' A single person died.
* '''The agent.''' The agent recorded at the scene has '''not been officially identified'''. Based on the available footage, an entry has been opened for the agent who fired as [[ICE List:Unidentified agent - ME-00876]] and flagged '''Most Wanted''' for identification.
* '''Investigation.''' The Maine State Police and Department of Public Safety responded to gather details; the '''FBI is expected to take over''' the investigation.

== What is not yet known ==
* The '''identity''' of the person killed.
* '''Who fired''' the fatal shot — an ICE agent or the person in the sedan.
* '''Why''' ICE was conducting the operation, and why this vehicle was stopped.
* Whether any '''bodycam, dashcam, or bystander video''' of the shooting exists or will be released.
* Any '''official statement''' from ICE, DHS, or federal authorities — none had been issued at the time of the initial reporting.

== Scrutiny and context ==
''No official account has been offered, so there is not yet an "official story" to weigh against the evidence. What follows is the documented pattern into which this killing falls.''

* '''A recurring pattern.''' This is at least the 11th fatal shooting involving ICE or Border Patrol agents since the start of the second Trump administration. In several 2025–2026 cases, ICE's initial "self-defense" or "the driver tried to ram us" framing was later contradicted by video, witnesses, or the agents' own records (for example, Houston, Minneapolis, and Chicago).
* '''No transparency by default.''' As in other recent cases, the agent has not been named, no footage has been released, and the operation's basis has not been explained. The initial public account came from a '''state lawmaker relaying secondhand details''', not from the federal agencies involved.
* '''Who investigates.''' Federal shootings by immigration agents have typically been reviewed within the same department (DHS), with the FBI's role sometimes framed around the person who was shot rather than the agent who fired. Whether an independent investigation follows here is not yet known.

== Unanswered questions ==
# Who was the person killed?
# Did an ICE agent fire the fatal shot, and if so, who?
# Was the person in the sedan armed, and did they fire?
# Why was ICE conducting this operation, and why was this vehicle stopped?
# Will ICE/DHS release the agent's name and any footage?
# Will there be a genuinely independent investigation?

== Community and official response ==
* '''Project Relief''' (a racial-justice and immigrant-rights group) said the person killed was a young member of their community: "Our community must come together to stand with their loved ones and ensure they are not alone. They must get justice."
* '''Maine House Speaker Ryan Fecteau''' first relayed the incident publicly and said he would provide further updates as they were relayed to him.
* '''Troy Jackson''', a U.S. Senate candidate, said: "My heart is with Biddeford - and with all Mainers."
* As of the initial reporting, '''no statement''' had been issued by ICE, DHS, the FBI, or the office of Governor Janet Mills.

== Help document this incident ==
If you witnessed this shooting, live or work nearby, or have photos, video, or other information:
* '''Submit a tip / report:''' [[ICE List:Submit incident|Submit an incident report]]
* '''Upload photos or video:''' [[Special:Upload|Upload media to the ICE List]] (please preserve original files and metadata where safe to do so)
* '''Identify an agent or vehicle:''' [[ICE List:Submit Agent|Submit agent information]]
Corroborated footage of the stop or the shooting itself is especially important, given that none has been made public.

== See also ==
* [[2026-07-07 Killing of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo by ICE agents]]
* [[Alex Pretti killing]]
* [[ICE List:Unidentified agent - ME-00876]] - the agent who fired (Most Wanted, unidentified)
* [[ICE List:Most wanted|Most Wanted board]]
* [[:Category:Deaths by immigration enforcement]]

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| state = Maine
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| status = Open
| wanted = Most wanted
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2026-07-13 Killing during an ICE operation in Biddeford, Maine

2026-07-13T15:24:47Z

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{{Infobox incident
| title = 2026-07-13 Killing during an ICE operation in Biddeford, Maine
| date = 2026-07-13
| time = ~7:20 a.m. (Monday morning)
| city = Biddeford
| county = York County
| state = Maine
| country = United States
| location_detail = Intersection of Pool Street and Hill Street
| facility =
| agencies = [[ICE]] (agents reported in green ICE vests)
| operation_type = ICE operation / vehicle stop
| status = Developing; Maine State Police on scene, FBI expected to take over
| people_affected = 1
| injuries =
| deaths = 1
| agents_involved = Not disclosed
| vehicles_involved = Unmarked Ford Explorer (agents); white sedan (surrounded)
| verification = Unverified / developing. Who fired the fatal shot is not confirmed; no official account released.
| key_sources =
* [https://www.bangordailynews.com/2026/07/13/politics/state-politics/biddeford-maine-ice-shooting-investigation/ Bangor Daily News — ICE agents involved in fatal Biddeford shooting, lawmaker says]
* [https://www.cbsnews.com/news/maine-shooting-ice-biddeford/ CBS News — 1 person killed in Maine shooting involving ICE]
* [https://edition.cnn.com/2026/07/13/us/ice-shooting-maine CNN — One person killed in an ICE-involved shooting in Maine, state official says]
* [https://www.wabi.tv/2026/07/13/person-killed-shooting-involving-ice-biddeford-official-says/ WABI — Person killed in shooting involving ICE in Biddeford]
* [https://www.newsweek.com/ice-involved-in-maine-shooting-official-says-12189200 Newsweek — ICE involved in Maine shooting, official says]
* [https://www.pressherald.com/2026/07/13/shooting-reported-in-biddeford-2/ Portland Press Herald — Live updates: Man shot, killed by ICE agents in Biddeford]
* [https://www.wbur.org/news/2026/07/13/maine-immigration-agents-shooting-death-biddeford-fecteau WBUR — 1 killed in ICE-involved shooting in Biddeford, House Speaker says]
* [https://www.cnn.com/2026/07/13/us/ice-shooting-maine CNN — Second fatal ICE-involved shooting in less than a week]
}}

On the morning of '''Monday, 13 July 2026''', '''one person was shot and killed during a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ([[ICE]]) operation''' at the intersection of Pool Street and Hill Street in '''Biddeford, Maine'''. A witness reported that officers in green ICE vests, arriving in an unmarked Ford Explorer with flashing lights, surrounded a white sedan with weapons drawn, after which he heard four shots. '''As of the initial reporting, the person killed has not been identified, no agency has said who fired, and no official account of what happened has been released.''' It is the '''second fatal ICE-involved shooting in less than a week''', and at least the '''11th''' involving ICE or U.S. Border Patrol agents since the beginning of the second Trump administration. The immigrant-rights group '''Project Relief''' said the person killed was '''a young member of their community'''.

''This page documents a developing incident. It records only what is sourced, flags clearly what is unknown, and will be updated as verified information emerges.''

== What is documented ==
* '''Time and place.''' The shooting happened at roughly '''7:20 a.m.''' on Monday, 13 July 2026, at the '''Pool Street / Hill Street''' intersection in Biddeford, Maine.
* '''ICE involvement.''' Maine officials, including House Speaker '''Ryan Fecteau''', identified the operation as involving ICE. Reporting consistently describes it as an "ICE-involved shooting."
* '''Witness account.''' Biddeford resident '''Lucas Scott''' said he saw an '''unmarked Ford Explorer with flashing lights''' and '''two officers wearing green ICE vests'''. He said the officers '''surrounded a white sedan with weapons drawn''' and that he then '''heard four shots'''.
* '''The person killed.''' The immigrant-rights group '''Project Relief''' said the person killed was '''a young member of their community'''. No name, age, or gender had been officially released.
* '''One person killed.''' A single person died.
* '''Investigation.''' The Maine State Police and Department of Public Safety responded to gather details; the '''FBI is expected to take over''' the investigation.

== What is not yet known ==
* The '''identity''' of the person killed.
* '''Who fired''' the fatal shot — an ICE agent or the person in the sedan.
* '''Why''' ICE was conducting the operation, and why this vehicle was stopped.
* Whether any '''bodycam, dashcam, or bystander video''' of the shooting exists or will be released.
* Any '''official statement''' from ICE, DHS, or federal authorities — none had been issued at the time of the initial reporting.

== Scrutiny and context ==
''No official account has been offered, so there is not yet an "official story" to weigh against the evidence. What follows is the documented pattern into which this killing falls.''

* '''A recurring pattern.''' This is at least the 11th fatal shooting involving ICE or Border Patrol agents since the start of the second Trump administration. In several 2025–2026 cases, ICE's initial "self-defense" or "the driver tried to ram us" framing was later contradicted by video, witnesses, or the agents' own records (for example, Houston, Minneapolis, and Chicago).
* '''No transparency by default.''' As in other recent cases, the agent has not been named, no footage has been released, and the operation's basis has not been explained. The initial public account came from a '''state lawmaker relaying secondhand details''', not from the federal agencies involved.
* '''Who investigates.''' Federal shootings by immigration agents have typically been reviewed within the same department (DHS), with the FBI's role sometimes framed around the person who was shot rather than the agent who fired. Whether an independent investigation follows here is not yet known.

== Unanswered questions ==
# Who was the person killed?
# Did an ICE agent fire the fatal shot, and if so, who?
# Was the person in the sedan armed, and did they fire?
# Why was ICE conducting this operation, and why was this vehicle stopped?
# Will ICE/DHS release the agent's name and any footage?
# Will there be a genuinely independent investigation?

== Community and official response ==
* '''Project Relief''' (a racial-justice and immigrant-rights group) said the person killed was a young member of their community: "Our community must come together to stand with their loved ones and ensure they are not alone. They must get justice."
* '''Maine House Speaker Ryan Fecteau''' first relayed the incident publicly and said he would provide further updates as they were relayed to him.
* '''Troy Jackson''', a U.S. Senate candidate, said: "My heart is with Biddeford - and with all Mainers."
* As of the initial reporting, '''no statement''' had been issued by ICE, DHS, the FBI, or the office of Governor Janet Mills.

== Help document this incident ==
If you witnessed this shooting, live or work nearby, or have photos, video, or other information:
* '''Submit a tip / report:''' [[ICE List:Submit incident|Submit an incident report]]
* '''Upload photos or video:''' [[Special:Upload|Upload media to the ICE List]] (please preserve original files and metadata where safe to do so)
* '''Identify an agent or vehicle:''' [[ICE List:Submit Agent|Submit agent information]]
Corroborated footage of the stop or the shooting itself is especially important, given that none has been made public.

== See also ==
* [[2026-07-07 Killing of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo by ICE agents]]
* [[Alex Pretti killing]]
* [[:Category:Deaths by immigration enforcement]]

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2026-07-13 Killing during an ICE operation in Biddeford, Maine

2026-07-13T15:24:44Z

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{{Infobox incident
| title = 2026-07-13 Killing during an ICE operation in Biddeford, Maine
| date = 2026-07-13
| time = ~7:20 a.m. (Monday morning)
| city = Biddeford
| county = York County
| state = Maine
| country = United States
| location_detail = Intersection of Pool Street and Hill Street
| facility =
| agencies = [[ICE]] (agents reported in green ICE vests)
| operation_type = ICE operation / vehicle stop
| status = Developing; Maine State Police on scene, FBI expected to take over
| people_affected = 1
| injuries =
| deaths = 1
| agents_involved = Not disclosed
| vehicles_involved = Unmarked Ford Explorer (agents); white sedan (surrounded)
| verification = Unverified / developing. Who fired the fatal shot is not confirmed; no official account released.
| key_sources =
* [https://www.bangordailynews.com/2026/07/13/politics/state-politics/biddeford-maine-ice-shooting-investigation/ Bangor Daily News — ICE agents involved in fatal Biddeford shooting, lawmaker says]
* [https://www.cbsnews.com/news/maine-shooting-ice-biddeford/ CBS News — 1 person killed in Maine shooting involving ICE]
* [https://edition.cnn.com/2026/07/13/us/ice-shooting-maine CNN — One person killed in an ICE-involved shooting in Maine, state official says]
* [https://www.wabi.tv/2026/07/13/person-killed-shooting-involving-ice-biddeford-official-says/ WABI — Person killed in shooting involving ICE in Biddeford]
* [https://www.newsweek.com/ice-involved-in-maine-shooting-official-says-12189200 Newsweek — ICE involved in Maine shooting, official says]
* [https://www.pressherald.com/2026/07/13/shooting-reported-in-biddeford-2/ Portland Press Herald — Live updates: Man shot, killed by ICE agents in Biddeford]
* [https://www.wbur.org/news/2026/07/13/maine-immigration-agents-shooting-death-biddeford-fecteau WBUR — 1 killed in ICE-involved shooting in Biddeford, House Speaker says]
* [https://www.cnn.com/2026/07/13/us/ice-shooting-maine CNN — Second fatal ICE-involved shooting in less than a week]
}}

On the morning of '''Monday, 13 July 2026''', '''one person was shot and killed during a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ([[ICE]]) operation''' at the intersection of Pool Street and Hill Street in '''Biddeford, Maine'''. A witness reported that officers in green ICE vests, arriving in an unmarked Ford Explorer with flashing lights, surrounded a white sedan with weapons drawn, after which he heard four shots. '''As of the initial reporting, the person killed has not been identified, no agency has said who fired, and no official account of what happened has been released.''' It is the '''second fatal ICE-involved shooting in less than a week''', and at least the '''11th''' involving ICE or U.S. Border Patrol agents since the beginning of the second Trump administration. The immigrant-rights group '''Project Relief''' said the person killed was '''a young member of their community'''.

''This page documents a developing incident. It records only what is sourced, flags clearly what is unknown, and will be updated as verified information emerges.''

== What is documented ==
* '''Time and place.''' The shooting happened at roughly '''7:20 a.m.''' on Monday, 13 July 2026, at the '''Pool Street / Hill Street''' intersection in Biddeford, Maine.
* '''ICE involvement.''' Maine officials, including House Speaker '''Ryan Fecteau''', identified the operation as involving ICE. Reporting consistently describes it as an "ICE-involved shooting."
* '''Witness account.''' Biddeford resident '''Lucas Scott''' said he saw an '''unmarked Ford Explorer with flashing lights''' and '''two officers wearing green ICE vests'''. He said the officers '''surrounded a white sedan with weapons drawn''' and that he then '''heard four shots'''.
* '''The person killed.''' The immigrant-rights group '''Project Relief''' said the person killed was '''a young member of their community'''. No name, age, or gender had been officially released.
* '''One person killed.''' A single person died.
* '''Investigation.''' The Maine State Police and Department of Public Safety responded to gather details; the '''FBI is expected to take over''' the investigation.

== What is not yet known ==
* The '''identity''' of the person killed.
* '''Who fired''' the fatal shot — an ICE agent or the person in the sedan.
* '''Why''' ICE was conducting the operation, and why this vehicle was stopped.
* Whether any '''bodycam, dashcam, or bystander video''' of the shooting exists or will be released.
* Any '''official statement''' from ICE, DHS, or federal authorities — none had been issued at the time of the initial reporting.

== Scrutiny and context ==
''No official account has been offered, so there is not yet an "official story" to weigh against the evidence. What follows is the documented pattern into which this killing falls.''

* '''A recurring pattern.''' This is at least the 11th fatal shooting involving ICE or Border Patrol agents since the start of the second Trump administration. In several 2025–2026 cases, ICE's initial "self-defense" or "the driver tried to ram us" framing was later contradicted by video, witnesses, or the agents' own records (for example, Houston, Minneapolis, and Chicago).
* '''No transparency by default.''' As in other recent cases, the agent has not been named, no footage has been released, and the operation's basis has not been explained. The initial public account came from a '''state lawmaker relaying secondhand details''', not from the federal agencies involved.
* '''Who investigates.''' Federal shootings by immigration agents have typically been reviewed within the same department (DHS), with the FBI's role sometimes framed around the person who was shot rather than the agent who fired. Whether an independent investigation follows here is not yet known.

== Unanswered questions ==
# Who was the person killed?
# Did an ICE agent fire the fatal shot, and if so, who?
# Was the person in the sedan armed, and did they fire?
# Why was ICE conducting this operation, and why was this vehicle stopped?
# Will ICE/DHS release the agent's name and any footage?
# Will there be a genuinely independent investigation?

== Community and official response ==
* '''Project Relief''' (a racial-justice and immigrant-rights group) said the person killed was a young member of their community: "Our community must come together to stand with their loved ones and ensure they are not alone. They must get justice."
* '''Maine House Speaker Ryan Fecteau''' first relayed the incident publicly and said he would provide further updates as they were relayed to him.
* '''Troy Jackson''', a U.S. Senate candidate, said: "My heart is with Biddeford - and with all Mainers."
* As of the initial reporting, '''no statement''' had been issued by ICE, DHS, the FBI, or the office of Governor Janet Mills.

== Help document this incident ==
If you witnessed this shooting, live or work nearby, or have photos, video, or other information:
* '''Submit a tip / report:''' [[ICE List:Submit incident|Submit an incident report]]
* '''Upload photos or video:''' [[Special:Upload|Upload media to the ICE List]] (please preserve original files and metadata where safe to do so)
* '''Identify an agent or vehicle:''' [[ICE List:Submit Agent|Submit agent information]]
Corroborated footage of the stop or the shooting itself is especially important, given that none has been made public.

== See also ==
* [[2026-07-07 Killing of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo by ICE agents]]
* [[Alex Pretti killing]]
* [[:Category:Deaths by immigration enforcement]]

<div class="vol-only vol-marks">{{Mark|Agents recorded}}{{Mark|Needs review}}</div>

{{MediaForIncident}}

[[Category:Incidents]]
[[Category:Incidents involving ICE]]
[[Category:Incidents in Maine]]
[[Category:Deaths by immigration enforcement|2026-07-13 Killing during an ICE operation in Biddeford, Maine]]
[[Category:Deaths during immigration enforcement operations|2026-07-13 Killing during an ICE operation in Biddeford, Maine]]
[[Category:Incidents in 2026]]

ICE List:Unidentified agent - IL-00126

2026-07-11T13:16:50Z

ICEListAdmin6:

{{UnknownAgent
| code = IL-00126
| image = IL-00126.jpg
| description = Violently attacked an innocent person, before turning on an observer and attacking them
| agency = ICE
| state = Illinois
| seen =
| status = Open
| wanted = Most wanted
}}
<div class="ic-wanted-submit">[[ICE List:Submit media form|Submit info on this agent →]]</div>
{{MediaForAgent}}
[[Category:Unidentified agents]][[Category:Most wanted unidentified agents]]

File:IL-00126.jpg

2026-07-11T13:16:30Z

ICEListAdmin6:

ICE List:Unidentified agent - IL-00126

2026-07-11T13:15:53Z

ICEListAdmin6: Add unidentified agent (board form)

{{UnknownAgent
| code = IL-00126
| image = Agent-placeholder.jpg
| description = Violently attacked an innocent person, before turning on an observer and attacking them
| agency = ICE
| state = Illinois
| seen =
| status = Open
| wanted = Most wanted
}}
<div class="ic-wanted-submit">[[ICE List:Submit media form|Submit info on this agent →]]</div>
{{MediaForAgent}}
[[Category:Unidentified agents]][[Category:Most wanted unidentified agents]]

ICE List Wiki:Donate

2026-07-09T11:06:35Z

ICEListAdmin6:

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ICE List Wiki:Donate

2026-07-09T10:51:17Z

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<a class="donate-btn" href="https://new.crustnews.com/#/portal/signup">Subscribe to Crust News</a>
</div>
<div class="donate-flex">
<div class="donate-left">
<h3>Why your support matters</h3>
<p>ICE List exists to document who carries out raids, runs detention systems, signs 287(g) agreements, and profits from immigration enforcement. This work has no ads, sponsors, or outside backers. It exists because people believe this information should be public.</p>
<h3>Where donations go</h3>
<p>Donations fund FOIA requests, filing fees, redactions, and agency delays. They also support hosting, server resources, storage, security, backups, and the bandwidth required to keep a public investigative database online.</p>
<h3>Independence</h3>
<p>No corporate funding. No political sponsors. No advertisers. Donations keep ICE List and Crust News independent and accountable only to the public record.</p>
<div class="donate-note">
<strong>Important:</strong> ICE List is not a registered charity. Donations are <strong>not tax-deductible</strong> and directly support research and infrastructure.
</div>
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Ochoa, Jesus

2026-07-09T10:43:36Z

ICEListAdmin6:

{{Agent page
|name=Jesus Ochoa
|agency=[[CBP]]
|role=[[Border Patrol Agent]]
|state=[[Minnesota]]
|image=Ochoajesus.png
|verification=Partially Verified
|summary=Jesus Ochoa is a U.S. Border Patrol agent identified by ProPublica as one of two agents involved in the fatal shooting of [[Alex Pretti killing|Alex Pretti]] during "Operation Metro Surge" in Minneapolis on 24 January 2026.
}}

== Documented Incidents ==
''This list updates automatically when incident pages link to this agent.''

{{IncidentsForAgent}}

== Evidence and Sources ==
* ProPublica – CBP agents identified in Alex Pretti shooting: https://www.propublica.org/article/alex-pretti-shooting-cbp-agents-identified-jesus-ochoa-raymundo-gutierrez
* Wikipedia – Killing of Alex Pretti: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killing_of_Alex_Pretti

== Notes ==
''Named via ProPublica reporting (1 February 2026) alongside the other agent; the on-scene commander was Gregory Bovino. The Hennepin County medical examiner ruled Alex Pretti's death a homicide.''

[[Category:Agents in Minnesota]]

File:Ochoajesus.png

2026-07-09T10:43:27Z

ICEListAdmin6: