Trump tells immigration agents to continue traffic stops despite killings

Author: Henry OduahPublished on: July 15, 2026Country: United States

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Trump tells immigration agents to continue traffic stops despite killings

US President Donald Trump ordered ICE agents to continue traffic stops after two fatal shootings led to a suspension. A Colombian man, Joan Sebastian Guerrero, was killed in Maine and a Mexican man, Lorenzo Salgado, in Texas. Trump called traffic stops a crucial tool and dismissed criticism from "Radical Left Dumocrats". Border czar Tom Homan confirmed a "pause" but promised the practice would return.

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