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A Trump voter whose son was killed by ICE is calling for an end to "abuse and impunity" at the agency
By Camilo Montoya-Galvez
Updated on: March 6, 2026 / 6:49 AM EST / CBS News

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Austin, Texas — Rachel Reyes' son, 23-year-old American citizen Ruben Ray Martinez, was shot and killed by a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent nearly one year ago. But she said she's still trying to understand why.

While Martinez' death was reported when it occurred in March 2025, ICE's involvement in the fatal shooting was not publicly disclosed until last month, nearly 11 months later.

"I just want to know what happened, why they feel it was justified, and I honestly don't believe that. I'm not a mother in denial. I'm just a mother in doubt, because I know my son and I know he's not a threat," Reyes told CBS News during her first TV interview since her son's death.

"I think just knowing the truth will give me closure," she added.

During the Feb. 28 interview, Reyes said she had not received any videos, evidence or official reports related to her son's killing. On Thursday, after CBS News submitted a series of questions, including about Reyes' comments, a spokesperson for the Texas Department of Public Safety said the agency had completed its investigation and that it would release records related to the shooting sometime Friday.

Reyes, an American citizen born and raised in Texas, said her family has deep respect for law enforcement officials and noted she voted for President Trump in 2024. But she said the federal government urgently needs to reform how immigration agents conduct their duties.

"I don't blame President Trump for the death of my son, 'cause he wasn't the one who pulled the trigger," Reyes said. "But I do think that something needs to be changed in that department as far as the pattern of violence or abuse and impunity."

She took issue with the Department of Homeland Security's statement saying an ICE agent fired "defensive shots" into Martinez's vehicle during the March 15, 2025 incident on South Padre Island, Texas. DHS accused Martinez of ignoring directions and "intentionally" running over an ICE agent with his vehicle.

She said DHS' statement "adds insult to injury, because there was no officer run over and there was no officer injured, and there's contradicting statements, and that makes me distrustful."


DHS' account of the incident was disputed by Joshua Orta, Martinez's close friend and a passenger of the vehicle during the fatal shooting. Orta said in a draft declaration, shared and prepared by Martinez's lawyers, that his friend "did not hit anyone." Orta died in a separate car crash last month, before he could sign the declaration and testify.

Reyes said she does not believe DHS' version of events, and that she has yet to see any evidence to support it.

"He was not a violent person. He was not aggressive," she said of her son.
 

A Trump voter whose son was killed by ICE is calling for an end to "abuse and impunity" at the agency
By Camilo Montoya-Galvez
Updated on: March 6, 2026 / 6:49 AM EST / CBS News

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Austin, Texas — Rachel Reyes' son, 23-year-old American citizen Ruben Ray Martinez, was shot and killed by a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent nearly one year ago. But she said she's still trying to understand why.

While Martinez' death was reported when it occurred in March 2025, ICE's involvement in the fatal shooting was not publicly disclosed until last month, nearly 11 months later.

"I just want to know what happened, why they feel it was justified, and I honestly don't believe that. I'm not a mother in denial. I'm just a mother in doubt, because I know my son and I know he's not a threat," Reyes told CBS News during her first TV interview since her son's death.

"I think just knowing the truth will give me closure," she added.

During the Feb. 28 interview, Reyes said she had not received any videos, evidence or official reports related to her son's killing. On Thursday, after CBS News submitted a series of questions, including about Reyes' comments, a spokesperson for the Texas Department of Public Safety said the agency had completed its investigation and that it would release records related to the shooting sometime Friday.

Reyes, an American citizen born and raised in Texas, said her family has deep respect for law enforcement officials and noted she voted for President Trump in 2024. But she said the federal government urgently needs to reform how immigration agents conduct their duties.

"I don't blame President Trump for the death of my son, 'cause he wasn't the one who pulled the trigger," Reyes said. "But I do think that something needs to be changed in that department as far as the pattern of violence or abuse and impunity."

She took issue with the Department of Homeland Security's statement saying an ICE agent fired "defensive shots" into Martinez's vehicle during the March 15, 2025 incident on South Padre Island, Texas. DHS accused Martinez of ignoring directions and "intentionally" running over an ICE agent with his vehicle.

She said DHS' statement "adds insult to injury, because there was no officer run over and there was no officer injured, and there's contradicting statements, and that makes me distrustful."


DHS' account of the incident was disputed by Joshua Orta, Martinez's close friend and a passenger of the vehicle during the fatal shooting. Orta said in a draft declaration, shared and prepared by Martinez's lawyers, that his friend "did not hit anyone." Orta died in a separate car crash last month, before he could sign the declaration and testify.

Reyes said she does not believe DHS' version of events, and that she has yet to see any evidence to support it.

"He was not a violent person. He was not aggressive," she said of her son.
You got your son killed you fucking pussy eat shit
 

A Trump voter whose son was killed by ICE is calling for an end to "abuse and impunity" at the agency
By Camilo Montoya-Galvez
Updated on: March 6, 2026 / 6:49 AM EST / CBS News

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Austin, Texas — Rachel Reyes' son, 23-year-old American citizen Ruben Ray Martinez, was shot and killed by a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent nearly one year ago. But she said she's still trying to understand why.

While Martinez' death was reported when it occurred in March 2025, ICE's involvement in the fatal shooting was not publicly disclosed until last month, nearly 11 months later.

"I just want to know what happened, why they feel it was justified, and I honestly don't believe that. I'm not a mother in denial. I'm just a mother in doubt, because I know my son and I know he's not a threat," Reyes told CBS News during her first TV interview since her son's death.

"I think just knowing the truth will give me closure," she added.

During the Feb. 28 interview, Reyes said she had not received any videos, evidence or official reports related to her son's killing. On Thursday, after CBS News submitted a series of questions, including about Reyes' comments, a spokesperson for the Texas Department of Public Safety said the agency had completed its investigation and that it would release records related to the shooting sometime Friday.

Reyes, an American citizen born and raised in Texas, said her family has deep respect for law enforcement officials and noted she voted for President Trump in 2024. But she said the federal government urgently needs to reform how immigration agents conduct their duties.

"I don't blame President Trump for the death of my son, 'cause he wasn't the one who pulled the trigger," Reyes said. "But I do think that something needs to be changed in that department as far as the pattern of violence or abuse and impunity."

She took issue with the Department of Homeland Security's statement saying an ICE agent fired "defensive shots" into Martinez's vehicle during the March 15, 2025 incident on South Padre Island, Texas. DHS accused Martinez of ignoring directions and "intentionally" running over an ICE agent with his vehicle.

She said DHS' statement "adds insult to injury, because there was no officer run over and there was no officer injured, and there's contradicting statements, and that makes me distrustful."


DHS' account of the incident was disputed by Joshua Orta, Martinez's close friend and a passenger of the vehicle during the fatal shooting. Orta said in a draft declaration, shared and prepared by Martinez's lawyers, that his friend "did not hit anyone." Orta died in a separate car crash last month, before he could sign the declaration and testify.

Reyes said she does not believe DHS' version of events, and that she has yet to see any evidence to support it.

"He was not a violent person. He was not aggressive," she said of her son.
 
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Now do a tread dedicated to all the latino victims of Democratic polices that have harmed them. Stop acting like theres a difference between the parties. Nevermind you're too retarded to see this.
 



 
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Latinos wonder why black folks not out in the streets protesting with them.. This why..




Great point

Aligning yourself w people that despise abuela is crazy to me.

Not learning your damn language and not watching your damn half time show.

Most of these immigrants come here and change their name, and ditch they’re culture to assimilate.

Do you

Carry on……
 
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