ICE Agent Kills Colombian Man in Maine

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  • July 13, 2026 at 4:12 PM ET
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Key Takeaways

A federal immigration agent fatally shot a motorist in Biddeford, Maine, after he allegedly tried to use his vehicle as a weapon against pursuing ICE agents. The victim was identified by advocacy groups as a 26-year-old Colombian man authorized to work in the U.S., though reports suggest he had a final order for deportation. Protests and calls for investigation have followed.

  • Federal immigration agent fatally shoots motorist in Biddeford, Maine
  • Victim identified as 26-year-old Colombian man with authorization to work in the U.S.
  • Incident occurred after motorist allegedly tried to use vehicle as a weapon against ICE agents
  • FBI leading investigation; no body-worn cameras were used by involved agents
  • Protests and calls for full, impartial investigation from local officials

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ClaimStatusReason
Victim's Work Authorization Status1 DifferenceMajority reports authorization; some suggest final order for deportation
LocationBroad AgreementBiddeford, Maine
Victim's Age And NationalityBroad Agreement26-year-old Colombian man
InvestigationBroad AgreementFBI leading the investigation with state police assistance
Victim's Work Authorization Status
Majority reports authorization; some suggest final order for deportation
Location
Broad Agreement
Biddeford, Maine
Victim's Age And Nationality
Broad Agreement
26-year-old Colombian man
Investigation
Broad Agreement
FBI leading the investigation with state police assistance
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A federal immigration agent fatally shot a motorist in Biddeford, Maine, on Monday after he allegedly tried to use his vehicle as a weapon against pursuing ICE agents. According to Senator Angus King (I-Maine), Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin informed him of the incident.

The shooting occurred when the motorist pulled out in his vehicle and attempted to 'weaponize' it against the agents, who were pursuing him for deportation. Bystander video showed agents trying to slow a white sedan that was going in circles at an intersection. Images from the scene revealed bullet holes in the car’s windshield.

The victim has been identified by advocacy groups as a 26-year-old Colombian man who was authorized to work in the U.S. and had a Social Security number. However, some reports suggest he had a final order for deportation. The FBI is leading the investigation, and it was noted that the agents involved did not have body-worn cameras.

The incident has sparked outrage and protests in Biddeford, with local officials calling for a full and impartial investigation. Governor Janet Mills issued a statement saying she had been briefed on the fatal shooting involving federal law enforcement and that state police are working with various offices to determine what happened.

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