Dallas-The agency’s director said that three people were shot in a detention facility to implement the American customs in Dallas, and the shooter died from a successful wound.
Todd Leon, Acting Ice Director, confirmed the shooting during an interview with CNN on Wednesday.
“The employees could be, the civilians who were visiting the facility may be, and they may be detained.” “At this point, we are still working through it.”
The Minister of Internal Security, Christie, said that the details were still arising, but the agency was confirming that there were “multiple injuries and loyalty.” Naim said that the motivation remained unclear, but noticed that there was an increase in targeting ice agents.
Dozens of emergency vehicles were seen along a highway near the facility.
Ice and Homeland Security did not provide additional details immediately.
An attack on July 4 was injured at the Texas Migration Center, with a police officer who was shot in the neck. Federal prosecutors said that the attackers wearing black military clothes opened fire outside the Prarayland Center for detention in Alvarado, southwest of Dallas. At least 11 people were charged with the attack.
It was originally published: