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ICE Pursuit in Houston That Broke a Man's Leg Targeted a Suspect Who Died Years Ago, Family Says

HOUSTON (AP) — A federal immigration vehicle slammed into a Houston construction worker and broke his leg while pursuing a man who apparently died years ago, his family said Friday, raising questions about why the operation took place at all.

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  1. firstU.S. News & World Report
  2. firstSFGATE
  3. firstBangor Daily News
  4. firstThe Atlanta Journal-Constitution
  5. firstSanta Ana Orange County Register
  6. firstThe Boston Herald
  7. firstSt. Paul Pioneer Press
  8. firstThe Mercury News
  9. firstReading Eagle
  10. firstBaltimore Sun
  11. firstBoulder Daily Camera
  12. firstNorfolk Virginian-Pilot
  13. firstSan Diego Union-Tribune
  14. firstSanta Rosa Press Democrat
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