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Advocates Austin Attorney for Man Shot by Ice Give Update Man Identified as Wilber Rafael Garces Perez

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“ADVOCATES AUSTIN ATTORNEY FOR MAN SHOT BY ICE GIVE UPDATE MAN IDENTIFIED AS WILBER RAFAEL GARCES PEREZ”

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This storyHow did Danny Biasone calculate the NBA's 24-second shot clock?

  1. Divided game seconds by avg shots
  2. Copied a college basketball rule
  3. Timed players in practice drills
  4. Commissioner voted on the number
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Divided game seconds by avg shots

Topic poll · all networksHow many people did ICE deport in fiscal year 2023?

  1. Under 100,000
  2. About 271,000
  3. About 500,000
  4. Over 1 million
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About 271,000

Texas banned 'sanctuary city' policies statewide in 2017.

Gov. Abbott signed SB4, making Texas one of the first states to criminalize local limits on ICE cooperation. Austin, despite its progressive reputation, has no legal shield against federal immigration enforcement under state law.

Topic poll · all networksWhich fallout from ICE shooting incidents worries communities most?

  • Families losing breadwinners 0%
  • Children left without parents 0%
  • Fear stops people calling 911 0%
  • Small businesses shut down 0%

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Topic poll · all networksWho bears most responsibility when an ICE shooting is disputed?

  • The individual ICE agent 0%
  • ICE leadership & policy 0%
  • The federal government 0%
  • Courts must decide case by case 0%

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The U.S. gov't paid ~$3.7B in tort claims in a single year.

Under the Federal Tort Claims Act, people injured by federal agents — including those shot by ICE — can sue the U.S. government directly. DOJ's Civil Division reported roughly $3.7B in FTCA payouts in FY2022 alone.

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