A U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer wanted in connection with the shooting of a man during a crackdown in Minneapolis is arrested in Texas, authorities say. Multiple outlets report that the officer was being sought by federal authorities after an incident described as part of the Minnesota operation during the Trump administration. The man who was shot is identified as a Venezuelan national. According to the reports, the officer’s arrest occurs in Texas, bringing an end to the period in which the agent was wanted. The articles do not provide additional details about the circumstances of the shooting, the charges, or the officer’s custody status beyond confirming the arrest location and that the officer had been the subject of a federal warrant or request for detention. The reporting focuses on the connection between the shooting and the Minneapolis-era crackdown, and the subsequent arrest in Texas by authorities. The outlets also describe the officer as a federal immigration agent with ICE.