ICE Agent Relieved of Duties After Video Shows Him Slamming Woman to Ground
An ICE officer has been relieved of his current duties after a video showed him violently pushing a woman to the floor at an immigration courthouse in Manhattan.
The incident occurred on September 25, 2025, at 26 Federal Plaza, where the woman's husband had just been arrested at an asylum hearing.
- The woman, from Ecuador, was seen crying in a crowded hallway.
- Agents pried the man's daughter away from his leg while his son watched.
- The woman started screaming at the agent as he walked away.
"Adios, adios,"
the agent responded, as reported by The New York Times.
A video of the incident is available here.
Author's summary: ICE agent relieved after slamming woman.
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