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Federal agents open fire on immigration vehicle stop caught on camera
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August 18, 2025
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2:08Now PlayingA tense confrontation with masked federal agents was caught on camera, when a California family’s vehicle was stopped. While a San Bernardino family said those agents opened fire at the family's truck, officials said they had to shoot in self defense because the family's car ran down a couple of Customs and Border Patrol agents. NBC News’ Steve Patterson has the details.
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