Intended target was victim's roommate

Key Points:

• New information contradicts ICE and DHS statements about the operation that led to the fatal shooting of Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero, who was not the target and had no final removal order.
• DHS confirmed ICE was conducting surveillance on an illegal alien's last known address but did not identify the target or explain why Durán Guerrero's car was stopped; ICE claimed the shooting was due to an officer fearing for public safety.
• Durán Guerrero had a pending asylum case and valid work permit, raising questions about the justification for the stop and shooting; his family and advocates criticize the lack of transparency and accountability from federal agencies.
• Maine Governor Janet Mills condemned ICE enforcement tactics, calling for reforms such as body cameras and accountability for agents, and suggested abolishing ICE if reforms fail.
• The ICE agent who shot Durán Guerrero, David Brouillette, has a documented history of alleged abuse and mental health issues, prompting concerns about ICE's hiring and training practices.