US: Salgado Araujo is mourned after fatal ICE shooting • FRANCE 24 English

Les protestants en Houston sont en calling for justice pour Lorenzo Salgada Araujo, qui a été fatale par un Un ICE agent ce week. Comment plus de gens pour être killed avant que nous devons faire quelque chose et que c'est que c'est que c'est qu'une chose. Le 52-year-old construction worker de Mexico a été en train de travailler on Tuesday, quand il a été stopped par la Immigration et Customs Enforcement Agency.

Le U.S. Department de Homeland Security claimed Araujo had attempted to evade arrest and rammed the unmarked ICE vehicle, trying to run over an officer who opened fire in self-defence.

The agents were not wearing body cameras during the incident and no evidence supporting their version of events has been made public yet. The lawyer representing the other passengers who were in Araujo's van says his client's accounts drastically differ from the authorities. All three of my clients reiterated that at no point was there ever an agent standing in front of the vehicle nor was an agent ever placed in the line of danger.

At a vigil on Saturday, Araujo's loved ones described him as a shy family man who worked in the United States for 35 years just so that he could send his sons to college. I really hope that, you know, he's proud of the big brother I've become, of the man that I've become today and I will continue to keep fighting for him. Mexican authorities have said they will be seeking a criminal investigation in the U.S. over ICE-related deaths of Mexican nationals.

Lorenzo Salgado Araujo is at least the eighth person to have been fatally shot during U.S. President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown, including two U.S. citizens, Renee Goode and Alex Preti.

So far, no one has been arrested for their deaths. events. Thanks.

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