What happened, and what happened after.

This record documents force used by U.S. immigration enforcement — ICE, Border Patrol, and affiliated federal agents — against people in the United States. Every fact is cited to public reporting or public records. Where accounts conflict, both are shown, attributed, side by side. And each case tracks the question that reporting most often drops: did any accountability process actually engage?

As of October 2026, in none of the twenty-one cases documented here is any officer publicly known to have been criminally charged.

Cases: 21
Deaths: 13
Injury cases: 7
Officers charged: 0

Methodology

Every fact carries a citation. No claim appears here without a link to public reporting or public records, listed with each case.
Verified, alleged, and disputed are kept apart. Each case carries a verification label. Official statements and evidence that contradict each other are printed together, attributed to their sources, and endorsed by neither.
Officer information comes from the public record only — court filings, official releases, and established reporting. Never crowdsourced identification.
Corrections are logged, not erased. If a recorded fact turns out to be wrong, it is struck and annotated. See SCHEMA.md in this repository for the full case-file specification.

This is a living document compiled from the cited sources. It is not a legal determination of any person's conduct. “No public evidence” means exactly that — no evidence in the public record as of the date noted, which is not proof that a step has not occurred. Errors reported to the maintainers will be corrected and the correction logged.