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Shoot First, Smear Later

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By Adrian Carrasquillo Verified
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Lorenzo Salgado Araujo was killed by ICE. (image: Sarah Rogers/The Bulwark/GettyImages/FBI) Killing Lorenzo Salgado Araujo wasn’t enough—now comes the Trump administration’s campaign to assassinate his character. THERE IS A FAMILIAR PATTERN to how the Trump administration responds when its immigration enforcement agents commit a high-profile killing: They move swiftly to malign the victim. Usually, this involves dredging up menacing pictures. Often it means pointing to past, unrelated crimes.
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Shoot First, Smear Later

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By Adrian Carrasquillo Verified
| The Bulwark Verified
(Photo illustration by Sarah Rogers/The Bulwark | Photos: Getty, FBI) THERE IS A FAMILIAR PATTERN to how the Trump administration responds when its immigration enforcement agents commit a high-profile killing: They move swiftly to malign the victim. Usually, this involves dredging up menacing pictures. Often it means pointing to past, unrelated crimes. In the case of Alex Pretti, it meant surfacing video of a separate confrontation he had with ICE officers before he was fatally shot.
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ICE’s New Permanent Family Separation: Killing Latino Fathers

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By Adrian Carrasquillo Verified
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Another week, another ICE killing, another family torn apart. THE MOST NOTABLE PART of the most recent statement from the Department of Homeland Security’s most recent deadly shooting of an immigrant by ICE was what that statement did not say. Responding to the death of 26-year-old Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero on Monday on the streets of Biddeford, Maine, DHS did not deploy its now-standard narrative about ICE agents feeling threatened by an immigrant or protester weaponizing a car.
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