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We're going to turn now to other breaking news tonight involving ICE and their crackdown on illegal immigrants.

A shooting during an ICE takedown in New York City has become the latest flashpoint in the debate over immigration enforcement.

ICE agents fired seven shots at a man behind the wheel of an SUV while his five-year-old son was sitting in the back seat.

As with other incidents involving ICE agents opening fire, there are wildly different accounts of what exactly happened, depending on who's counting.

who's talking.

This all occurred yesterday as ICE agents were trying to arrest 28-year-old Oscar Belgal.

He's a Dominican national who is in the United States illegally.

Immigration officials say he has ties to gangs and has a criminal record.

This much is clear from surveillance video.

Cameras show Belgal backing his SUV into a parking space, parallel parking, when two plainclothes agents approach.

One walks up to the driver's window with his gun already drawn.

The car then starts moving forward and out of camera range, and as it does, two agents with guns drawn appear to open fire.

ICE claims Belgal rammed government vehicles and then drove toward agents, making those agents fear for their lives.

At least one agent did open fire seven times.

The five-year-old boy who was inside the car was not hit, but the man behind the wheel, Belgal, was shot in the neck.

At a news conference, Homeland Security Secretary Mark Wayne Mullen said it was Belgal, not the ICE agents, who put that child in danger.

the public outcry should be also towards this criminal, this thug, this gangbanger, this possible murderer.

The outrage should be with him for endangering the five-year-old.

Bodycam video released by the New York Police Department shows what city police found when they arrived.

Belgal is wounded, handcuffed, and sitting on the ground, surrounded by federal agents who are dressed in construction vests and masks.

The NYPD officers rush Belgal to the hospital in the back of one of their police cars.

Mayor Zoran Mamdani says the plainclothes ICE agents were impossible to identify as law enforcement.

He called ICE, quote, rotten to its core and demanded it stop operating in the city.

Federal officials fired back by blaming New York's sanctuary policies.

They say ICE arrests in the street wouldn't be needed if the city didn't refuse to cooperate with the feds on immigration enforcement.

We're going to turn now to other breaking news tonight involving ICE and their crackdown on illegal immigrants.

A shooting during an ICE takedown in New York City has become the latest flashpoint in the debate over immigration enforcement.

ICE agents fired seven shots at a man behind the wheel of an SUV while his five-year-old son was sitting in the back seat.

As with other incidents involving ICE agents opening fire, there are wildly different accounts of what exactly happened, depending on who's counting.

who's talking.

This all occurred yesterday as ICE agents were trying to arrest 28-year-old Oscar Belgal.

He's a Dominican national who is in the United States illegally.

Immigration officials say he has ties to gangs and has a criminal record.

This much is clear from surveillance video.

Cameras show Belgal backing his SUV into a parking space, parallel parking, when two plainclothes agents approach.

One walks up to the driver's window with his gun already drawn.

The car then starts moving forward and out of camera range, and as it does, two agents with guns drawn appear to open fire.

ICE claims Belgal rammed government vehicles and then drove toward agents, making those agents fear for their lives.

At least one agent did open fire seven times.

The five-year-old boy who was inside the car was not hit, but the man behind the wheel, Belgal, was shot in the neck.

At a news conference, Homeland Security Secretary Mark Wayne Mullen said it was Belgal, not the ICE agents, who put that child in danger.

the public outcry should be also towards this criminal, this thug, this gangbanger, this possible murderer.

The outrage should be with him for endangering the five-year-old.

Bodycam video released by the New York Police Department shows what city police found when they arrived.

Belgal is wounded, handcuffed, and sitting on the ground, surrounded by federal agents who are dressed in construction vests and masks.

The NYPD officers rush Belgal to the hospital in the back of one of their police cars.

Mayor Zoran Mamdani says the plainclothes ICE agents were impossible to identify as law enforcement.

He called ICE, quote, rotten to its core and demanded it stop operating in the city.

Federal officials fired back by blaming New York's sanctuary policies.

They say ICE arrests in the street wouldn't be needed if the city didn't refuse to cooperate with the feds on immigration enforcement.