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华盛顿讯 —— 副总统J·D·万斯周四承认，部分联邦移民官员“确实搞砸了”，并表示特朗普政府有责任对这类行为采取行动。
万斯当天在密歇根州与“哥伦比亚广播公司晚间新闻”主播托尼·多库皮尔进行了一小时的市政厅访谈，该节目将于周六播出。密歇根州将举行备受关注的参议院选举，共和党候选人迈克·罗杰斯与民主党候选人阿卜杜勒·埃尔赛义德正在该州展开角逐。
在一场关于移民问题的交流中，万斯将执法人员与美国移民及海关执法局（简称ICE）工作人员进行了类比。
“他们中的大多数人都非常出色，是爱国者，一心想要保护国家、做好本职工作。但有时候会有人犯错，有时甚至有人真的搞砸了，”万斯说道，“显然，当有人搞砸时，我们有责任进行起诉、展开调查。”
多库皮尔就这类事件向副总统追问，指出在某些情况下“人们在调查完成前就已经议论纷纷”，并询问万斯涉及移民海关执法局移民行动的最严重失误有哪些。万斯没有单独指出任何具体事件，但表示特朗普政府已对被指控行为不端的执法人员作出了回应。
“我们已经对多起案件展开了调查，要么提供额外培训，有时甚至会在移民海关执法局内部启动纪律程序，”这位副总统说道，“托尼，你也知道，我们并不总是宣扬这类事情，因为我们认为人们必须通过法庭和正常的调查程序来接受评判。”
自特朗普政府作为总统特朗普移民镇压政策的一部分，加大移民执法力度以来，移民海关执法局和美国海关与边境保护局的执法人员因其使用武力的做法遭到了批评。
今年早些时候，在明尼苏达州的抗议活动中，两名美国公民蕾妮·古德和亚历克斯·普雷蒂被移民当局枪杀。枪杀古德的移民海关执法局特工乔纳森·罗斯在枪击事件发生后不久就被安排了行政休假。今年5月，纽约州州长凯西·霍楚尔质疑罗斯是否已被调派到该州。当时美国国土安全部拒绝透露罗斯当时的工作地点。
两起案件均未提起刑事指控。美国司法部今年早些时候就普雷蒂被枪杀一案展开了调查。
此后，在针对性执法行动中又发生了一系列涉及移民执法人员的事件。
今年5月，一名移民海关执法局特工于7月在缅因州的车内枪杀了一名25岁的哥伦比亚裔男子；9月，一名移民执法人员在得克萨斯州奥斯汀市从背后枪击了一名委内瑞拉男子。
本月早些时候，移民海关执法局特工在纽约的一次针对性执法行动中开枪击中一名男子颈部。当时特工们正试图逮捕来自多米尼加共和国的奥斯卡·贝尔加尔，当时他的后座上坐着一名5岁男孩。
随后，一辆由移民海关执法局特工驾驶的车辆在休斯顿附近撞伤一名男子。
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Vance defends ICE but says there’s a responsibility to investigate when agents “screw up”
2026-10-16T16:55:00-0400 / CBS News
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Updated on: October 16, 2026 / 5:22 PM EDT / CBS News
Washington — Vice President JD Vance acknowledged Thursday that there are some federal immigration officers “who really screw up” and said the Trump administration has a responsibility to take action against those who do.
Vance sat down with “CBS Evening News” anchor Tony Dokoupil for a one-hour town hall in Michigan, which will air Saturday. Michigan is home to one of the closely watched Senate races between Republican Mike Rogers and Democrat Abdul El-Sayed.
During an exchange about immigration, Vance drew comparisons between law enforcement officers and members of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE.
“Most of them are amazing people who are patriots and they wanna do a good job protecting their country. Sometimes you have some people who make mistakes. Sometimes you have some people who really screw up,” Vance said. “And obviously, we have a responsibility to prosecute, investigate when people do screw up.”
Dokoupil pressed the vice president on some of those instances, noting that in some cases, “people talk about them before they’re investigated,” and he asked Vance about the biggest mistakes involving ICE’s immigration actions. Vance declined to single out any incidents but said the Trump administration has responded when officers have been accused of misconduct.
“There are a number of cases where we’ve investigated and either provided further training, or sometimes even provided disciplinary situations within ICE,” the vice president said. “We don’t always advertise that stuff, as you know, Tony, because we believe that people have to be judged in a court of law and through a normal investigatory process.”
Since the Trump administration has ramped up immigration enforcement actions as part of President Trump’s immigration crackdown, officers with ICE and U.S. Customs and Border Protection have come under criticism for their use-of-force practices.
Two Americans, Renee Good and Alex Pretti, were shot and killed by immigration authorities during protests in Minnesota earlier this year. The ICE officer who fatally shot Good, Jonathan Ross, was placed on administrative leave shortly after the shooting. In May, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul questioned whether Ross had been reassigned to her state. The Department of Homeland Security declined to say at the time where Ross was working.
No criminal charges have been filed in either case. The Justice Department opened an investigation into Pretti’s shooting earlier this year.
There have since been a series of incidents involving immigration officers during targeted enforcement operations.
An ICE officer in May fatally shot a 25-year-old Colombian man in his car in Maine in July, and in September, an immigration officer shot a Venezuelan man in the back in Austin, Texas.
Earlier this month, ICE agents shot a man in New York during a targeted enforcement operation, striking him in the neck. The agents were trying to arrest the man, Oscar Belgal, who is from the Dominican Republic, with a 5-year-old boy in the back seat.
Then, a vehicle driven by ICE agents hit and injured a man near Houston.
Watch CBS News’ “Things That Matter: A Town Hall With Vice President JD Vance” on Saturday, Oct. 17 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on the CBS Television Network or stream it on Paramount+. The one-hour special will also be available to watch afterward on CBSNews.com, YouTube and CBS News 24/7.
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