A 24-year old Honduran national was struck and killed on a highway as he tried to escape ICE agents who stopped his vehicle, officials said. Jose Castro-Rivera was in a vehicle that was stopped on I-264 eastbound in Virginia around 11 a.m. local time on Thursday, according to Virginia State Police, who were responding to a report of a vehicle-pedestrian crash at the Military Highway interchange. When they arrived, troopers found an adult male who had been hit by a 2002 Ford pickup truck.
Main Idea: A Honduran man, Jose Castro-Rivera, was killed on a Virginia highway after fleeing an ICE stop during an immigration enforcement operation.
Key Points:
A fatal ICE stop can raise fear in immigrant communities and make some workers and families less willing to travel, report crimes, or seek help.
ICE and DHS may argue that targeted enforcement can remove people they believe are in the country illegally,.
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