U.S. Border Agents Firing at Moving Cars, Leaving Two Dead

U.S. border agents have fired guns at moving vehicles at least ten times in recent months. The shootings, part of immigration enforcement operations, have killed two people. The incidents occurred over the past four months. They have sparked criticism of federal agencies. Critics question the official policy that permits officers to shoot at moving vehicles. They argue the practice is dangerous and often unjustified. The Customs and Border Protection agency has not released detailed statements on the specific shootings. The agency's use-of-force guidelines are under renewed scrutiny.