Live updates: Trump says ICE should do traffic stops despite recent killings

Key Points:

• A U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer fatally shot Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero in Biddeford, Maine, after attempting to stop a car linked to a home under surveillance for harboring an individual facing deportation; the officer cited public safety concerns, but neighbors disputed claims of any threat.
• The shooting has sparked protests and calls for independent investigations, with Maine Governor Janet Mills demanding ICE be reformed or abolished due to repeated concerns over its conduct and lack of accountability, including the absence of body cameras on officers involved.
• In Texas, three men held in immigration detention are witnesses in the investigation of a separate fatal shooting involving ICE agents; their attorneys dispute the official account, and visa applications to protect them as cooperating witnesses are pending federal approval.
• Minnesota authorities have sued the Department of Homeland Security for failing to cooperate with an investigation into the arrest of a U.S. citizen by immigration agents, highlighting ongoing tensions over ICE enforcement practices and transparency.
• Political developments include Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche facing scrutiny during his confirmation hearing amid intensified investigations into Trump’s political opponents, and Jay Clayton’s delayed but rescheduled Senate Intelligence Committee hearing to lead U.S. intelligence agencies.