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Man shot by ICE is back in detention facility with 'a bullet lodged next to his spine,' Congressman says (opens the original)
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A Venezuelan man is out of the hospital and back in an immigration detention center after surviving a shooting by an ICE agent on Sunday, a Texas Congressman said. Congressman Joaquin Castro (D-TX) said Tuesday that Wilber Rafael Garces Perez, 28, has a bullet lodged in his back and has lost feeling in his left side. Castro said ICE “forced” Garces Perez to leave the hospital and returned him to the South Texas ICE Processing Center in Pearsall. On Monday, Garces Perez spoke by phone at a news c
Judge rules Charlie Kirk murder suspect should stand trial, may face death penalty (opens the original)
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Nearly one year after conservative activist Charlie Kirk was gunned down during a college event in front of thousands of people, a judge ruled Tuesday night the suspected killer should stand trial. Kirk died in September 2025 in a shooting at Utah Valley University during an event for his political organization, Turning Point USA. Prosecutors said Tyler Robinson, a 23-year-old who lived hours away and did not attend the university, fired the fatal shot from an on-campus rooftop. Prosecutors laid
Charlie Kirk’s family files motion for transparency during evidence hearing (opens the original)
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Attorneys spent much of the third day of the preliminary hearing for the man accused of killing Charlie Kirk arguing about which evidence the public should be able to see. In the midst of hours of debate between the prosecution and the defense, the court heard from a representative for the victim, who pushed for the proceedings to be open. Watch Live: Day 4 of preliminary hearing in case against Tyler Robinson Attorney Jeffrey Neiman, who said he represented the Kirk family, said they wanted all
'It should be made public': Charlie Kirk’s family pushes for transparency during evidence hearing (opens the original)
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Attorneys spent much of the third day of the preliminary hearing for the man accused of killing Charlie Kirk arguing about which evidence the public should be able to see. In the midst of hours of debate between the prosecution and the defense, the court heard from a representative for the victim, who pushed for the proceedings to be open. Attorney Jeffrey Neiman, who said he represented the Kirk family, said they wanted all evidence admitted in court to be made public. “I’ve been very hesitant
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