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๐จBREAKING: ICE agents shot and killed ANOTHER U.S. citizenโฆ and didnโt disclose the shooting for nearly a year.
The shooting happened March 15, 2025, around 12:40 a.m. on South Padre Island.
According to ICEโs own internal report, Homeland Security Investigations agents were โassistingโ local police with traffic control after a crash.
Thatโs the first red flag.
HSI is a federal investigative arm, theyโre not local traffic cops. They were operating under a Border Enforcement Security Task Force umbrella, at night, in a chaotic accident sceneโฆ and somehow, that turns into a federal agent firing multiple rounds through a driverโs side window.
Their version?
A blue Ford approaches the controlled area. The driver, 23-year-old Ruben Ray Martinez, โfails to follow instructions.โ That leads to agents surround the vehicle, ordering him out, and he accelerates. An agent ends up on the hood, and a supervisor fires multiple shots into the vehicle.
And just like thatโฆ another U.S. citizen is dead.
But, letโs break that downโฆ
Agents surrounded the vehicle.
Why?
If this was traffic control, why escalate to ordering him out of his vehicle? Why was deadly force even on the table over a traffic redirection?
Second red flagโฆ the language.
โFailed to follow instructions.โ
โAttempted to continue.โ
โAccelerated forward.โ
Weโve heard this script before with every other DHS shooting.
โDidnโt comply.โ
โBoxed in.โ
โOfficer felt threatened.โ
โVehicle moved.โ
Over and over again, DHS frames fleeing, or non-compliant movement, as justification for lethal force.
And hereโs the part that should set off all the red flagsโฆ
The agent who was allegedly struck?
Was treated for a knee injury, and released.
The U.S. citizen?
Shot multiple times through the window, and died.
So, weโre expected to believe that a vehicle impact, severe enough to justify lethal force, resulted in a minor knee injuryโฆ but required unloading rounds into a driver at point-blank range?
Then we have even more red flagsโฆ
The FBI isnโt investigating the incident, the local police say they didnโt fire, and the Texas Rangers are โreviewingโ itโฆ
And DHS sat on the fact that a federal agent killed a U.S. citizen for nearly a year.
And BOTH men in the vehicle were U.S. citizens.
So, this wasnโt a cartel shootout or a cross-border gun battle, it wasnโt an armed fugitive situation.
It was traffic control at the scene of an accident on South Padre Island.
And if youโve been paying attention to DHS shootings over the past year, the pattern is impossible to ignore.
Agents escalate first. They SURROUND vehicles, boxing them in, and then issue rapid commands in high-stress situations. The driver then moves, sometimes trying to leave, sometimes confused, sometimes panicked.
Then comes the justification: โHe failed to comply.โ โWe were threatened.โ โWe were struck.โ โWe feared for our lives.โ
We heard the same language in Renee Goodโs case. We heard it in Chicago, in LAโฆ
We keep hearing it whenever ICE or Border Patrol are involved in a shooting.
Movement becomes intent. Noncompliance becomes a deadly threat. Fleeing becomes grounds for lethal force.
Deadly force is supposed to be a last resort, reserved for imminent threats of serious bodily harm. So, why was firing multiple rounds into a driver, the solution during traffic control? Why was the vehicle surrounded in the first place? Why escalate redirection into a confrontation that left someone dead?
And why did it take nearly a year for the public to even know a federal agent killed a U.S. citizen?
If agents can escalate routine encounters into fatal shootings, and rely on the same recycled justifications every time, nothing changes. And if nothing changes, more U.S. citizens will die the same wayโฆ surrounded, labeled โnoncompliant,โ and killed.
Until there are real consequences, there is no reason to believe this will stop.