A city in North Texas could be the latest in the state to enter a federal program that allows local jails to partner with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to assist the agency by identifying the immigration status of inmates.

FBI apprehended former Marine Corps reservist Benjamin Song in Dallas, charged with attempted murder after allegedly firing AR-15 rifles at officers at an ICE facility.

The rumor stemmed from an AI-generated video that appeared to show Texas Gov. Greg Abbott endorsing the alleged deportation of Mexican volunteers.

Surveillance photos appeared to show the suspect’s husband carrying boxes to a car, where cops later found “a handwritten training, tactics, and planning documents for civil unrest

A manhunt ended Tuesday afternoon after the FBI captured Benjamin Song, who is suspected of being involved in an anti-ICE attack on Independence Day that left a police officer shot in the neck.

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“In most respects, ICE facilities operate with less consistent oversight and legal accountability than state or federal prisons or local jails,” Brinkley-Rubinstein said. “ICE detention facilities and people that run them tend to be much less transparent about their operations.”

Grover Cleveland High School junior Derlis Snaider Chusin Toaquiza, 19, was attending a routine immigration hearing on June 4 when he was detained.