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Lorenzo Salgado Araujo,<\/span> a 52-year-old construction contractor and father of three, was a \u201cman of routine,\u201d according to his sons. He woke up at 5 a.m. every day, ate a big breakfast prepared by his wife, and left home at sunrise to build houses in the Houston area. Salgado Araujo came across the border from Mexico as a teenager and had been working without legal status for 35 years. Yesterday he left in his work van to pick up his brother and two other men en route to a job. A team of ICE officers, traveling in two unmarked SUVs, was looking for one of the men. Exactly what happened next is unclear.<\/p>\n

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As the officers attempted to stop the van, according to the Department of Homeland Security, Salgado Araujo ignored their commands and smashed into their vehicles. An officer drew his weapon and shot Salgado Araujo in the stomach. A video posted to social media showed a man face down in the street and moaning in pain, with his hands behind his back and two officers over him. Salgado Araujo died at a Houston hospital hours later.<\/p>\n

DHS, in a brief statement, said that Salgado Araujo \u201crammed an ICE law enforcement vehicle, refused to follow multiple verbal commands, and weaponized his vehicle in an attempt to run over an ICE law enforcement officer resulting in our officer firing his weapon in self-defense.\u201d<\/p>\n

The killing was the first fatal shooting by ICE officers since the death of Renee Good in Minneapolis on January 7. (Another protester, Alex Pretti, was killed by border agents two weeks later.) This time, Trump-administration officials did not rush to blame the dead for acts of \u201cdomestic terrorism,\u201d as they did following the Good and Pretti shootings. They have announced an internal DHS investigation into the ICE officer\u2019s actions, as well as an FBI probe to determine whether Salgado Araujo committed assault before he was shot.<\/p>\n

Senior ICE officials I spoke with said they have received few details about what happened. The ICE officer who shot Salgado Araujo was a veteran with more than two decades\u2019 experience, a senior ICE official told me. DHS did not respond to questions about the officer\u2019s identity.<\/p>\n

Immigration advocates and Democratic officials in Houston said today that they don\u2019t believe DHS\u2019s claims, and some groups are offering a cash reward for video footage. \u201cRemember Minneapolis? Remember Renee Good? Has ICE learned nothing from that experience?\u201d asked Sylvia Garcia, a Democrat who represents a Houston congressional district, during a press conference today with Salgado Araujo\u2019s adult sons.<\/p>\n

White House \u201cBorder Czar\u201d Tom Homan, DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin, and the other administration officials leading President Trump\u2019s mass-deportation campaign have insisted in recent months that they\u2019ve shifted away from the kind of roving street patrols that triggered clashes in Minneapolis. ICE teams have returned to the \u201ctargeted enforcement\u201d tactics the agency has traditionally used, they say. It\u2019s a more deliberate approach in which officers plan their operations in advance and attempt to take suspects into custody as safely as possible.<\/p>\n

What\u2019s different about targeted operations now is that they\u2019re more often aimed at people in vehicles, according to senior ICE officials I spoke with. Officers used to rely more on a tactic they called \u201cknock and talk,\u201d in which they would arrive at a suspect\u2019s home and coax them to open the door. But word has gotten out\u2014through legal clinics, advocacy organizations, and social media\u2014that officers need a judicial warrant to force their way inside. Almost no one opens their door for ICE anymore.<\/p>\n

That has left ICE officers attempting to make more arrests by catching their targets leaving homes or heading to work, usually in cars. Some large police departments have vehicle-pursuit policies with guidelines for when deadly force is appropriate. Homeland Security Investigations, a division of ICE, trains its agents using an . But ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations, the branch responsible for immigration arrests and deportations, doesn\u2019t have a handbook, let alone a vehicle-pursuit policy, relying instead on broad use-of-force guidelines. ICE officers receive less training in conducting vehicle stops than most police officers, the officials told me. One senior ICE official\u2014who, like others, wasn\u2019t authorized to speak to reporters\u2014acknowledged that it\u2019s a problem.<\/p>\n

\u201cOur operations are not at residences any longer. They\u2019re more out in the open,\u201d he told me. \u201cOur tactics and our training and our policies all have to be looked at because the majority of our operations used to be more controlled, at residences, and you had less of these issues to worry about.\u201d<\/p>\n

ICE\u2019s street-level <\/span>arrest operations have traditionally been handled by specialized teams. But the administration has been ramping up enforcement for the president\u2019s mass-deportation campaign and sending far more officers into the streets. Last week, arrests averaged roughly 2,000 a day nationwide, nearly double the pace of this spring, ICE officials told me. Trump officials say they are prioritizing \u201cthe worst of the worst,\u201d meaning those with violent criminal histories, but Homan said on Fox News on Monday that only about half of those taken into custody have criminal records. \u201cICE has broken historic records every single day,\u201d he said. \u201cWe\u2019re going to add more resources, and we\u2019re going to add more targeting. We\u2019ve got millions of people we need to find.\u201d<\/p>\n

After a hiring spree last fall, ICE has doubled its number of deportation officers, but they receive relatively little training in vehicle stops, two officials told me. They\u2019re working in plainclothes and driving unmarked cars, and they\u2019re authorized to shoot to kill if they think a suspect is driving in a way that poses a threat.<\/p>\n

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There have been at least 16 ICE shootings involving vehicles, four of them fatal, since Trump returned to office, according to records. In March 2025, an ICE officer killed 23-year-old Ruben Ray Martinez, a U.S. citizen, as he maneuvered aggressively through a late-night checkpoint on South Padre Island, in Texas. In September, as Trump sent border agents into Chicago, an ICE officer fatally shot a 38-year-old cook and father of two from Mexico, Silverio Villegas Gonz\u00e1lez, who tried to drive away during a traffic stop, dragging an officer. DHS officials said the officer was severely injured, but body-camera footage released later showed him telling colleagues that he was not seriously hurt.<\/p>\n

In several of the other shooting incidents involving vehicles, not all of which resulted in injuries, the government has used similar language to justify officers\u2019 use of force. DHS says that drivers \u201cweaponize\u201d vehicles by attempting to ram or run over federal law-enforcement officers. There have been several incidents similar to Good\u2019s killing: a split-second encounter involving a vehicle moving at a low speed and a driver who appears to be trying to get away from officers, not run them down.<\/p>\n

Customs and Border Protection officers and border agents have shot at five others while carrying out Trump\u2019s crackdown in U.S. cities, including Marimar Martinez, the Chicago preschool worker who was shot five times by an agent who later bragged about it to his friends. The Trump administration accused her of trying to attack the agents, then dropped the charges when its case fell apart.<\/p>\n

Paul Hunker, ICE\u2019s former chief counsel in Dallas, told me that federal law affords broad protections to officers who can demonstrate they acted in self-defense. \u201cDeadly force can be used when such force is necessary to protect the designated immigration officer or other persons from imminent danger of death or serious physical injuries,\u201d he said. \u201cThat\u2019s the standard.\u201d<\/p>\n

Many law-enforcement agencies have issued more specific use-of-force guidelines when vehicles are involved. Shooting at moving cars is considered especially risky because errant bullets can strike bystanders. CBP, whose border agents generally have broader latitude to use force to prevent potentially dangerous individuals from entering the country, issued new guidelines during the Biden administration discouraging dangerous high-speed pursuits. Trump rescinded the policies when he retook office.<\/p>\n

The Supreme Court ruled in the landmark 1985 decision in Tennessee v. Garner<\/em> that officers can shoot at a fleeing, unarmed suspect if they believe that their safety or public safety is at serious, imminent risk. \u201cAll of it hinges on whether the officer believes there is a danger to someone,\u201d a senior ICE official told me. In 1989, the Court ruled in Graham v. Connor<\/em> that officers\u2019 actions\u2014including the use of deadly force\u2014must be evaluated on the basis of whether they are \u201cobjectively reasonable\u201d given the full circumstances of an incident.<\/p>\n

In a statement, ICE told me that its officers \u201care trained to use the minimum amount of force necessary to resolve dangerous situations\u201d and that they are \u201chighly trained in de-escalation tactics and regularly receive ongoing use of force training.\u201d<\/p>\n

DHS has not said whether it possesses body-camera footage of Salgado Araujo\u2019s killing. The department has not published photos of vehicles allegedly damaged by his attempt to flee, and videos posted to social media do not appear to show dents or major damage at the scene.<\/p>\n

Ronaldo Salgado said he believes that his father panicked when two unmarked dark SUVs suddenly tried to box him in. Speaking to reporters in Houston this morning, he said neither his father nor his uncle had a criminal record, and his father had been instructed on how to comport himself during an encounter with ICE. \u201cHad my father seen any emblems on those cars, he would have complied, he would have stopped,\u201d Ronaldo said, referring to the agency\u2019s use of unmarked cars. \u201cHe only wanted to get back to work, and back to us.\u201d<\/p>\n

Ronaldo said he thinks his father believed he was being assaulted by thieves. \u201cHe feared someone would take his tools,\u201d Ronaldo said, because they were \u201chow he made his livelihood.\u201d<\/p>\n

Ronaldo said that he and his brother Lorenzo Salgado Jr. are American citizens with college degrees, and their younger brother is now getting a degree. For the past year, they\u2019d been trying to help their father obtain U.S. work authorization. He\u2019d put them through college and built a large new family home, achieving his dream, they said, knowing it could be gone in a flash. They found out about their father\u2019s death from social media, Ronaldo said\u2014\u201cnot the hospital, not law enforcement.\u201d The other men who were riding in the van with their father are now in ICE custody, he said, including their uncle.<\/p>\n

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Marie-Rose Sheinerman contributed to this report.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/section>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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