ICE agents who shot man in car with child defended by US immigration officials

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US immigration officials have defended the actions of ICE agents involved in a shooting incident. The agents shot Oscar Belgal, a 28-year-old man, while a child was present in the same vehicle. Belgal survived the shooting and is currently detained at a facility outside New York. The incident has prompted official statements defending the agents' conduct.

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