A fatal shooting in Maine sparks anti-ice protests and a significant shift in federal policy.

He had been given an order to leave the country.

He was in a vehicle, pulled out in the vehicle, and weaponized the vehicle.

He was shot by an ice agent. We have the details on the fallout and the new ice

procedures. I'm DailyWire executive editor John Bickley with Georgia Howe. It's Wednesday, July 15th.

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The fatal ICE-involved shootings in Maine and Texas have prompted protests,

targeting both ICE and Republican lawmakers.

And now we have a major shift in agency policy.

Daily Wire Immigration reporter Jenny Teair joins us now to discuss,

Jenny.

So you're reporting that ICE officers are being told to stop making traffic stops

as the agency tries to prevent four of these shootings.

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