Overview
- Federal agents shot and injured a man during an operation in Marble Hill on Thursday after surrounding his car, and the five-year-old inside was reported uninjured.
- The NYPD said it was not involved or present at the scene while federal authorities confirmed ICE agents took part and opened an investigation into the use of force.
- The Department of Homeland Security said the wounded man is alive, hospitalized and described him as a foreign national with prior convictions; the agency did not explain why shots were fired.
- Mayor Zohran Mamdani condemned the shooting, said he contacted President Trump and urged a stop to ICE actions in New York, and Governor Kathy Hochul called for a full and transparent account.
- The shooting sparked street protests and renewed scrutiny of expanded ICE operations this year, raising questions about accountability, tactics and how federal enforcement will clash with sanctuary-city policies.