民主党遭谴责:国土安全部公布移民海关执法局枪击事件细节,此前有政客称移民执法局官员是“戴面具的骗子”


2026-09-24 14:50 美国东部时间 / 福克斯新闻频道

逾百名民主党国会议员联名致信要求释放这名委内瑞拉籍国民

撰稿:彼得·皮内多、查尔斯·克莱茨 福克斯新闻

发布时间:2026年9月24日 美国东部时间下午2:50 | 更新时间:2026年9月24日 美国东部时间下午2:54

奥斯汀警方随身摄像头画面显示德州移民海关执法局枪击委内瑞拉移民被捕全过程

奥斯汀警察局公布的随身摄像头录像显示了威尔伯·拉斐尔·加塞斯·佩雷斯遭枪击后的现场画面(图源:奥斯汀警察局)。

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美国国土安全部谴责数十名民主党议员和媒体“散布谎言”,抹黑近期奥斯汀发生的移民海关执法局警员涉枪枪击事件,而前国土安全部官员则暗示,此番政治回应或是有意为之。

据国土安全部介绍,28岁的委内瑞拉国民威尔伯·拉斐尔·加塞斯·佩雷斯为美国境内非法移民,周日在追捕过程中遭移民海关执法局特工枪击。佩雷斯随后被逮捕并送往附近医院接受治疗,目前情况稳定。此次枪击事件引发奥斯汀当地抗议活动,同时遭到民主党人士批评。

周二,逾百名民主党国会议员联名致信,要求释放佩雷斯,并声称他“在拘留期间未获得所需医疗护理”,“体内仍留有子弹”。

在另一份声明中,得克萨斯州联邦众议员华金·卡斯特罗表示,“尽管佩雷斯左侧身体失去活动能力,且有一颗子弹紧贴脊柱,但移民海关执法局仍将威尔伯·拉斐尔·加塞斯·佩雷斯强行带离医院,送回南德克萨斯移民海关执法局拘留中心”。得克萨斯州联邦众议员格雷格·卡萨尔则将移民海关执法局斥为“戴面具的骗子”,并要求该机构撤离奥斯汀。

枪击事件发生后数小时内的民主党反应引发当地及全网强烈愤慨:“不可接受”

2026年9月21日周一,得克萨斯州联邦众议员格雷格·卡萨尔在奥斯汀凯特·林肯-戈德芬奇律师事务所举行的新闻发布会上发言,谈及次日移民海关执法局特工枪击威尔伯·拉斐尔·加塞斯·佩雷斯一事。(图源:奥斯汀美国政治家报/赫斯特报业/盖蒂图片社供稿)

作为回应,国土安全部在X平台上发文称,“庇护城市政客和媒体立刻散布谎言”,“无论多少抹黑和虚假叙事,都无法阻止移民海关执法局履行职责,逮捕社区内的非法移民”。

国土安全部驳斥了“移民海关执法局拒绝为佩雷斯取出体内子弹”的说法,称该机构“不会也无权就医院针对非法移民的医疗程序提供建议或作出裁定”。针对“佩雷斯被拒绝服用止痛药、被迫睡在地板上”的报道,国土安全部表示,佩雷斯“正接受全天候医疗护理,包括止痛药治疗”,且从医院出院后,在抵达移民海关执法局拘留设施数小时内就睡在了床上。

该机构还驳斥了佩雷斯律师所称“佩雷斯合法入境美国并持有工作许可”的说法。国土安全部称,佩雷斯“在拜登政府任内非法入境美国”,“没有有效工作许可,没有受保护身份,且已收到司法部移民法官下达的最终驱逐令”。

联邦法官暂时叫停对遭移民海关执法局枪击的非法移民的驱逐,律师称

28岁的委内瑞拉非法移民威尔伯·拉斐尔·加塞斯·佩雷斯周末在德克萨斯州奥斯汀市遭美国移民和海关执法局官员枪击。(图源:威尔伯·加塞斯/脸书)

国土安全部表示,移民海关执法局“不会放慢执法节奏,也不会撤离奥斯汀”。

“国土安全部的职责是执行国会通过的法律。我们不会选择性执法,也不会挑选执法地点。我们将继续执行国家法律。”该机构表示。

曾在唐纳德·特朗普总统第一任期末期任职的前代理移民海关执法局局长乔纳森·费伊表示,部分政治反对声是有意为之。

“讽刺的是,这类移民海关执法局事件中,民主党反对移民海关执法局执行移民法律并非巧合……他们根本不希望移民海关执法局切实履行职责,”费伊在接受福克斯新闻数字频道采访时表示。

“他们刻意制造这类事件,以博取对移民海关执法局的负面关注度,向其施加更多政治压力,从而推进他们的政治议程。”

费伊暗示,民主党“整体目标”是开放美墨边境并推行大规模特赦。他认为,民主党对奥斯汀枪击事件的反应表明,他们不希望他所说的“负责任的执法”,而是完全不执法。

“2024年大选后,他们似乎在‘大规模特赦’议程上更加固执己见,这在某些方面令人意外,”他说,“我的看法是,他们的动机是……为境内的非法移民开放边境,因为他们认为这将在当前和未来帮助他们赢得选举——其他所有说辞都只是实现这一目标的幌子。”

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2026年9月20日,人们在德克萨斯州奥斯汀抗议移民和海关执法局官员。此前不久,一名移民海关执法局官员在奥斯汀北部枪击并致一人受伤。(图源:布兰登·贝尔/盖蒂图片社)

当被问及卡萨尔要求国土安全部部长马克韦恩·穆林“保全所有证据”、停职涉事特工并向国会通报情况时,费伊表示,在调查完成前,国土安全部向国会通报情况是不负责任的。

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“这大多会造成干扰,”他说,“国会希望对这起事件行使监督权。我认为更恰当的做法是,在国土安全部完成调查后再处理所有相关事宜。我认为部长不会有任何不保全证据的问题,他们无论如何都会这么做。”

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“我不认为这是个问题。但过早提交相关材料供听证会审议,至少可以说是为时过早。”他说。

彼得·皮内多是福克斯新闻数字频道的政治撰稿人。

Dems shamed as DHS brings ICE shooting receipts after politician called ICE officers ‘liars with masks’

2026-09-24 14:50 EDT / Fox News

More than 100 Democratic members of Congress signed a letter demanding the release of the Venezuelan national

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Published September 24, 2026 2:50pm EDT | Updated September 24, 2026 2:54pm EDT

Local police bodycam shows arrest of Venezuelan migrant shot by ICE in Texas

Bodycam footage released by the Austin Police Department shows the aftermath of the shooting of Wilber Rafael Garces Perez (Credit: Austin Police Department).

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The Department of Homeland Security called out dozens of Democrats and members of the media for “spreading lies” about a recent ICE officer-involved shooting in Austin, while a former agency director suggested the political response may be by design.

Wilber Rafael Garces Perez, a 28-year-old Venezuelan national whom DHS says is an illegal immigrant in the U.S., was shot by an ICE agent during a chase Sunday. Perez was arrested and taken to a nearby hospital, where he was treated and listed in stable condition. The shooting has prompted protests in Austin and criticism from Democrats.

On Tuesday, more than 100 Democratic members of Congress signed a letter demanding Perez’s release and saying he “is not receiving the care he needs in detention” and “still has the bullet lodged in his body.”

In a separate statement, Rep. Joaquin Castro, D-Texas, said “despite losing movement on his left side and having a bullet lodged next to his spine, ICE has forced Wilber Rafael Garcés Pérez out of the hospital and back to the South Texas ICE Processing Center.” Rep. Greg Casar, D-Texas, called ICE “liars with masks” and demanded the agency leave Austin.

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Rep. Greg Casar, D-Texas, speaks during a news conference at the Law Office of Kate Lincoln-Goldfinch in Austin on Monday, Sept. 21, 2026, about the previous day’s shooting of Wilber Rafael Garces Perez by an ICE agent.(Austin American-Statesman/Hearst Newspapers/Contributor via Getty Images)

In response, DHS posted on X that “sanctuary politicians and the media wasted no time in spreading lies” and that “no amount of smears and false narratives will slow down ICE from doing its job to arrest illegal aliens from our communities.”

DHS called the claim that ICE refused to remove the bullet from Perez’s body “false.” The agency said ICE “does not and would not advise, nor be the authority on, a medical procedure for an illegal alien at a hospital.” Addressing reports that Perez was denied pain medication and made to sleep on the floor, DHS said Perez is “receiving medical care around the clock, including pain medication,” and that after being released from the hospital, he slept on a bed a few hours after arriving at ICE’s detention facility.

The agency also disputed statements from Perez’s lawyer that Perez entered the country legally and has a work permit. DHS said he “entered the country illegally under the Biden Administration” and “had no valid work permit, had no protective status, and had a final order of removal from a Department of Justice (DOJ) Immigration Judge.”

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Wilber Rafael Garces Perez, 28, an illegal immigrant from Venezuela, was shot by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers in Austin, Texas, over the weekend.(Wilber Garces/Facebook)

DHS said ICE “will not be slowing down nor leaving Austin.”

“DHS is tasked with enforcing the laws passed by Congress. We do not pick and choose which laws to enforce or where to enforce them. We will continue to enforce our nation’s laws,” the agency said.

Former acting ICE Director Jonathan Fahey, who served toward the end of President Donald Trump’s first term, suggested some of the political pushback was by design.

“The irony of it all is, with these ICE incidents, it’s not just coincidental that the Democrats are against ICE performing their function of enforcing immigration laws… they don’t want them actually doing their jobs,” Fahey said in an interview with Fox News Digital.

“They try to build these situations up to try to get negative attention toward ICE and more political pressure on them and advance their political agenda.”

Fahey suggested the Democratic Party’s “whole goal” is an open Mexican border and mass amnesty. He argued that Democrats’ response to the Austin incident shows they do not want what he considers responsible enforcement, but no enforcement.

“They seem to have doubled down on [the ‘mass amnesty’ agenda] after the 2024 election, which in some respects is surprising,” he said. “My opinion is their motive is… for the people here open the border because they think that will help them electorally currently and in the future – and all the other stuff is just noise to help achieve that.”

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People protest against Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers on Sept. 20, 2026, in Austin, Texas. An ICE officer shot and wounded a person earlier in North Austin.(Brandon Bell/Getty Images)

Asked about Casar’s demands that DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin “preserve every piece of evidence,” suspend the agent in question and brief Congress, Fahey said it would be irresponsible for DHS to brief Congress before the investigation is complete.

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“That’s mostly going to be a distraction,” he said. “Congress wants to exercise oversight over this particular instance. I think the more appropriate thing would be after DHS has concluded their investigation [for] all of that [to be] done. I don’t think the secretary would have any issue preserving evidence. I think they’ll be doing that anyway.”

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“I don’t think that’s a concern. But turning stuff over for hearing this early seems premature at the least,” he said.

Peter Pinedo is a politics writer for Fox News Digital.

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