Deadline: White House "ICE Tactics in the Spotlight"
Feb 3, 2026
Michael Feinberg, former FBI assistant special agent in charge and national security analyst, offers a law enforcement perspective. The conversation covers Capitol Hill testimony about ICE confrontations. They explore patterns of federal overreach, DHS leadership failures, threats to civil liberties, and efforts by local prosecutors to seek accountability.
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Survivors Describe Near-Execution Encounters
- Marimar Martinez and others recounted being shot, disfigured, or nearly executed by federal agents in public encounters.
- Their testimony detailed lasting physical and mental scars and called for immediate action to stop the violence.
Disabled Witness Recounts Harrowing Detention
- Ali Rahman described being violently pulled from his car, denied medical care, and mocked while injured after agents called detainees "bodies."
- He testified that agents ignored his disability, denied legal access, and treated people dehumanizingly inside Whipple Center.
Family Survives Armed Unmarked Raid
- Daniel Raskon recounted unmarked, masked agents boxing in his truck, breaking windows, firing shots, and later a predawn raid with night-vision and lasers.
- He described police allowing federal agents into their home and his relative held in ICE custody despite federal charges being dismissed.
