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State–Federal Clash Over ICE Deepens After Dallas Shooting as DHS Rejects California Mask Ban

Investigations accelerate as ICE operations draw fresh scrutiny across several cities.

Overview

  • Federal investigators identified Joshua Jahn as the Dallas gunman and cited anti‑ICE inscriptions on spent casings, with officials reporting one detainee killed and two gravely injured.
  • Miguel Ángel García, a longtime U.S. resident from Mexico, remains on life support after being shot at the Dallas ICE site, according to relatives quoted by Univision and CNN.
  • An ICE officer in New York was relieved of duty after videos showed him pushing a woman to the floor at Manhattan’s 26 Federal Plaza, with DHS announcing a formal inquiry.
  • California enacted SB‑627 to bar opaque facial coverings by officers in most interactions, while DHS condemned the statute as unconstitutional and said it will not comply, drawing sharp reactions from national politicians.
  • ICE reported the in‑custody death of Ismael Ayala Uribe in California with the cause under investigation, as separate viral encounters in Chicago, Maryland and Pomona intensified calls for oversight.