A Venezuelan national was shot by an ICE agent in Texas while making a DoorDash delivery and is currently detained with a bullet still in his back. The incident has sparked intense debate over ICE's actions and the legal justifications for his detention.

Commenters split on whether the shooting was justified under immigration law or if it violated civil rights. Greg Casar argued the man must not be removed and should receive proper medical care, while the DHS stated he had a final order of removal and was in federal custody pending removal. Some users highlighted the broader context of ICE's aggressive tactics, citing previous shootings under Trump's administration. Others noted the man was being interrogated without pain medication, raising concerns about medical neglect.

The community consensus is that the shooting and detention raise serious questions about ICE's conduct and the treatment of detainees. While some defend the legal basis for his removal, others argue the shooting was excessive and the lack of medical care is a violation of basic rights.