Houston Officials Speak on Deadly Ice Shooting
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Houston ended its ICE cooperation agreement back in 2017!
Harris County (Houston) terminated its 287(g) agreement with ICE in 2017, ending local law enforcement's role in federal immigration screening — making it a flashpoint in ongoing debates over local vs. federal immigration authority.
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Using a vehicle against a federal officer is a federal felony.
Under 18 U.S.C. § 111, assaulting a federal officer with a deadly or dangerous weapon carries up to 20 years in prison. Courts have consistently ruled that a vehicle qualifies as a deadly weapon under federal law.
Texas has one of the broadest 'Castle Doctrine' laws in the U.S.
Texas law allows deadly force in defense of property, not just persons — a key legal factor in shooting cases. Learn more at Wikipedia
Texas has no duty to retreat if you're lawfully present during a threat.
Under Texas Penal Code §9.32, deadly force is legally justified if a person reasonably believes it's immediately necessary to protect against death or serious injury — a key factor in Houston shooting cases.
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