Representatives Castro and Casar to Visit Venezuelan National Shot by ICE Officer in Austin
Representatives Castro and Casar are scheduled to visit a Venezuelan national in Austin who was shot by an ICE officer.
San Antonio, TX, September 23, 2026 —
U.S. Representatives Joaquin Castro and Greg Casar are scheduled to visit a Venezuelan national who was shot by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer in Austin, Texas. The purpose and exact timing of the visit were not immediately available.
The incident, which resulted in the Venezuelan national being shot by an ICE officer, occurred in Austin. Specific details surrounding the shooting, including the date, the circumstances leading up to the event, and the identity of the individual or the ICE officer involved, have not been publicly disclosed at this time. The agency responsible for the ICE officer was not specified in the available information.
The involvement of congressional representatives in visiting individuals affected by law enforcement incidents, particularly those involving federal agencies like ICE, often signals a focus on oversight, constituent services, or a broader inquiry into the practices and outcomes of such encounters.
Representatives Castro and Casar, both serving Texas districts, have a history of engaging with issues pertaining to immigration, law enforcement accountability, and constituent welfare. Their planned visit indicates a potential concern regarding the incident and its implications.
Further details regarding the condition of the Venezuelan national, the investigation into the shooting, and the specific objectives of the congressional visit are anticipated as the situation develops. The location of the visit is confirmed to be Austin.
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