Man shot by ICE is back in detention facility with 'a bullet lodged next to his spine,' Congressman says
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A Venezuelan man is out of the hospital and back in an immigration detention center after surviving a shooting by an ICE agent on Sunday, a Texas Congressman said.
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What happened
A Venezuelan man is out of the hospital and back in an immigration detention center after surviving a shooting by an ICE agent on Sunday, a Texas Congressman said.
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