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A Houstonian was killed by ICE, according to reports. The incident occurred on July 8, 2026. Further information about this event is available from Houston Public Media. For more on current events, including this incident, listeners can tune in to the weekly politics roundup on Wednesday's show, where the latest developments in politics are discussed.
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