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about another dangerous incident involving ICE.

A family says three of their children, including a six-month-old, were hospitalized after agents reportedly fired tear gas at their vehicle.

Destiny Jackson says they were on their way home from a basketball game when gas grenades set off the airbags, trapping them inside as gas filled the car.

After people nearby helped open the doors, she says they realized their infant had stopped breathing.

Destiny says she had to perform CPR to revive her own child.

And late Thursday night, a federal judge in Minnesota ordered the release of a Liberian man four days after heavily armed agents were seen using a battering ram to enter his home.

The judge said in his ruling that his Fourth Amendment rights against unlawful search and seizure were violated.

Garrison Gibson was in his home with his wife and nine-year-old daughter when he was arrested.

He's being held at an immigration center, according to the Associated Press.

So there you go.

Sorry, Nakima, go ahead.

Do you have an ID on you, ma'am?

I don't need an ID to walk around in my city.