A man in Maryland was driving to work when an ICE vehicle allegedly rammed into him, sending him to

A man in Maryland was driving to work when an ICE vehicle allegedly rammed into him, sending him to the hospital with serious injuries 🚨 Ever Alvarenga Rios, 32, had been pursuing citizenship for eight years when this happened during his morning commute. Officials claim he caused the crash, but his attorneys dispute that version and point to the severity of his injuries ⚖️ After the collision, he was detained, and his lawyers were blocked from meeting with him privately at the hospital. They were only allowed limited contact while ICE personnel remained in the room, preventing confidential communication 💼 Even a pastor who came to support him was turned away. His legal team made it clear: there is no protocol that allows agents to use a vehicle as a tool of immigration enforcement 📢 A U.S. senator called it a denial of due process, a right guaranteed to everyone regardless of status. His wife is waiting at home while he recovers from serious injuries after what should have been a normal day. When enforcement operates without accountability, cases like this happen. I’m Brian Manning, and if you need help with an asylum case or getting a loved one out of immigration detention, send me the word “CONSULT” in a direct message.