New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani calls for President Donald Trump to remove Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) from the city after a shooting in the Bronx involving federal immigration agents. Multiple outlets report that protests erupt in New York City following the incident, as Mamdani publicly demands action regarding the injured man.
Police say the shooting happens around 4pm in the Marble Hill neighborhood of the Bronx during an altercation between a person and federal agents. Fox News reports Mamdani demands the injured man be released, while other coverage adds that Mamdani plans to ask the Trump administration to withdraw ICE from New York and describes the shooting as part of broader tensions over immigration enforcement. The Department of Homeland Security later confirms the incident occurred during an operation involving Immigration and Customs enforcement.
The outlets align on the core facts: the Bronx shooting, Mamdani’s public response, and the broader backlash in the city. They differ mainly in emphasis, with Fox focusing on Mamdani’s demand for release and the others highlighting calls to remove ICE from New York.
