Three Federal Officers Injured After Suspect Rams Vehicles in San Diego ICE Operation

In San Diego, three federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers were injured when a man from Kuwait, who is in the U.S. illegally with a final order of deportation, allegedly rammed his vehicle into their cars to evade arrest near a residential area with a daycare and school. The suspect, described by ICE as having a violent criminal history and wanted in his home country, narrowly missed hitting bystanders before crashing into multiple government vehicles and was subsequently taken into custody. ICE officials condemned the suspect's reckless actions and emphasized their commitment to pursuing and removing dangerous illegal aliens. In a separate incident in Avondale, Arizona, two ICE officers were hospitalized after a driver rammed into their vehicle during an attempted stop; the suspect fled, leading to a barricade situation that was resolved later the same day. Both incidents highlight the dangers faced by ICE officers during enforcement operations and the ongoing challenges related to individuals evading arrest. Investigations and potential charges are ongoing in both cases.