美国移民执法局（ICE）特工Christian Castro因在明尼苏达州执法期间开枪射伤一名委内瑞拉移民并作伪证而被控六项联邦罪名1。这起非致命枪击事件发生于2024年1月14日1。
国土安全部最初声称Castro是在被三名委内瑞拉非法移民用铲子和扫帚柄攻击时进行自卫射击1。但明尼苏达州调查人员指控其通过关闭的门开枪，射中该男子的腿部1。子弹穿过门进入了一个儿童房间的墙壁1。
Castro于5月在德克萨斯州被捕并被拘留三个月1。德克萨斯州州长Greg Abbott随后拒绝了引渡请求，理由是对Castro是否符合逃犯资格有"严重疑问"1。Castro上周从德克萨斯州获释1。
明尼苏达州检察长Keith Ellison对联邦指控提出异议，表示其"未能反映他在明尼苏达州被控暴力犯罪的全部严重性"1。
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent Christian Castro faces six federal counts for his role in a shooting incident during an enforcement operation in Minnesota.1 The charges stem from a January 14, 2024 incident in which Castro shot a Venezuelan migrant, an act the Department of Homeland Security initially characterized as self-defense.1 According to the agency's original account, Castro fired his weapon while being attacked by three Venezuelan undocumented migrants wielding shovels and broom handles.1 However, investigators in Minnesota have alleged that Castro discharged his firearm through a closed door, striking the man in the leg.1 The bullet subsequently penetrated the door and entered the wall of a children's room.1
Castro was arrested in May in Texas and held in custody for three months before being released last week.1 Texas Governor Greg Abbott refused an extradition request, citing "serious questions" about whether Castro qualified as a fugitive.1 Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison stated that the federal charges "fail to reflect the full severity of the violent crimes he is charged with in Minnesota."1 The case emerged during Operation Metro Surge, a federal immigration enforcement initiative that has drawn scrutiny over allegations of excessive force.1
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