Retired Border Patrol Chief Promises Officers Will Not Retreat After ICE Shooting

Chris Clem, a retired Yuma sector Border Patrol chief, appeared on "America's Newsroom" to address the recent shooting incident at an ICE facility in Dallas. He emphasized that his former officers are prepared to stand their ground and continue their duties despite the challenges posed by such events. The shooting, which occurred at an ICE facility, has raised concerns about the safety of law enforcement personnel and the broader implications for security protocols.

Clem’s comments come amid increased scrutiny of federal agencies following the incident. The attack has prompted calls for enhanced security measures and a reevaluation of protocols to protect officers. The incident has also sparked discussions about the role of federal law enforcement in maintaining public order and the potential for similar events to occur in the future.

As the investigation into the shooting continues, officials are working to determine the circumstances surrounding the attack. The incident has underscored the need for improved safety measures and a robust response to threats against law enforcement personnel. Clem’s statement highlights the commitment of Border Patrol and ICE officers to their service, despite the risks involved.