ICE Shooting Incident in Maryland Sparks Controversy

A shooting involving U.S. immigration agents in Maryland left one man injured. ICE agents attempted to apprehend two men in the country illegally when the driver allegedly tried to run them over, prompting the agents to fire. The incident is under investigation with mixed reactions from officials.

An ICE operation in Maryland escalated into a shooting that left one man with gunshot wounds. The incident unfolded when immigration agents targeted a van carrying two men illegally in the country. As the driver allegedly charged at the officers with the van, agents opened fire in defense, according to the Department of Homeland Security.

The van ultimately crashed, injuring the passenger as well. Both men were taken to a hospital, with the driver reportedly in stable condition. The Anne Arundel County Police Department is investigating the event, but it has not yet provided any comments on the situation.

The incident has elicited responses from local and federal officials. Governor Wes Moore acknowledged the event, while White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller labeled such vehicular attacks on ICE officers as 'domestic terrorism.' This marks another controversial confrontation as federal agents enforce President Trump's deportation policies.

(With inputs from agencies.)