Overview
- An ICE agent fatally shot 26-year-old Johan Sebastián Guerrero during an operation in Biddeford, Maine, on Monday, and officials later said the man was not the target of the visit.
- DHS said the agent fired after the driver tried to flee and used his vehicle as a weapon, but published video and witness statements do not clearly show an intentional attack on officers.
- Senator Angus King and other officials reported that the agents involved were not wearing body cameras, leaving gaps in the record that investigators from the DHS Office of Inspector General and the FBI are now probing.
- Reuters-sourced reporting and U.S. government officials said ICE has suspended routine roadside vehicle approaches nationwide while the agency reviews tactics and the specific Biddeford incident.
- The shooting triggered protests in Biddeford, drew condemnation from Colombia's president and activated consular support from the Colombian embassy, and has renewed calls from U.S. politicians for a full, impartial investigation.