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← Return to briefingA federal judge has made a ruling regarding a witness in a fatal shooting case. The witness is not to be deported by the US Department of Homeland Security, according to court documents. The case involves the deadly shooting of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, which occurred in Houston's East End.
The shooting was carried out by ICE agents. Further details about the case and the judge's ruling can be found in court documents, as reported by ABC13 Houston.
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