Carvalho said the boy was pulled from the vehicle and placed in handcuffs “presumably based on mistaken identity.” Los Angeles school police were called, and the school’s principal intervened. Carvalho noted the agents left behind bullets and ammunition at the scene, which school police later recovered.

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    2 days ago

    Probably those teenagers they hired and their first job as ICE agents. Like those mindless attacks that gangs have their initiates do to prove their worth - “go and harrass/assault that disabled kid and you’ll be a made man”