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FBI reportedly directed to stop investigating confrontations involving ICE agents

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The FBI has reportedly been instructed to no longer investigate confrontations involving ICE agents, according to the New York Times. Both the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Justice denied any such policy change to the Times. The reported shift follows heightened scrutiny of ICE after agents fatally shot two people in Maine and Texas within the span of two weeks. ICE agents have also faced accusations of attempting to intimidate witnesses in the aftermath of those killings. The new guidance, if confirmed, would effectively end FBI oversight of assaults involving DHS personnel.

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