A 28-year-old Venezuelan man shot by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer in Texas spoke publicly from federal detention, stating that he remains in severe pain with a bullet still lodged near his spine. Wilber Rafael Garcés Pérez was shot during a traffic enforcement action in Austin while working as a food delivery driver, NBC News says. Following brief hospitalization, he was transferred to federal custody at the South Texas ICE Processing Center in Pearsall, where he reported receiving minimal medical evaluation and inadequate pain management despite his injuries. Lawmakers, civil rights organizations, and legal representatives held a press conference calling for the immediate release of Garcés Pérez on humanitarian and legal grounds. Advocates argued that as the victim and key eyewitness to an officer-involved shooting, he should not be subjected to expedited deportation proceedings while investigations into the use of force remain active. Family members and attorneys fu...