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Venezuelan man shot by ICE agent returns to hospital for paralysis treatment

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A Venezuelan man shot by an ICE agent in Texas is back in hospital for paralysis treatment. The man, 28, was shot by federal agents during a car accident and is now receiving medical care. His lawyer confirmed the man is in hospital for treatment regarding paralysis in his left side.

The man, who works as a DoorDash driver, was shot by ICE agents during a car accident on Sunday. He was taken to an ICE processing facility in Texas after being treated in a hospital. The man said he was still bleeding and not receiving adequate medical care. He had to sleep on the floor at the detention center.

The Department of Homeland Security has not commented on the incident. The man is in the process of receiving treatment for his injuries. The incident highlights the ongoing concerns about the treatment of immigrants in detention facilities. The man's attorney is visiting him to ensure he receives proper medical care.

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  1. straits-times — Venezuelan man shot by ICE agents is back in the hospital for paralysis treatment, lawyer says ·
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  3. the-hill — Man shot by ICE officer in Texas back in hospital, attorney says ·

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