Ice officer is disciplined after pushing a woman to the ground in New York

The Ministry of Internal Security has put an enforceable and customs enforcement officer (ICE) on vacation after filming pushing a woman on the ground in a immigration court in New York.

In a statement on Friday, the Minister of National Security Assistant, Tricia McLeulin, said that he is comfortable with his current duties, while he was fully investigated in the accident.

“The officer’s behavior in this video is unacceptable and under the men and women of the ice.” “The application of our ice law is held on the highest professional standards.”

The video, which was widely shared on social media on Thursday, shows a crying woman approaching the ice officer in the hallway. Adeus says to her several times before holding her, pushing her back and then knocking her on the floor.

Another video clip taken from a different angle showed the woman facing the ice officer in the midst of the investigation.

In the video, a woman can hear screaming, “Take me, take me!” In the Spanish language.

Then the officer holds the woman and force her on several feet under the hallway and in the wall. He continues to pay a woman and pushes her to the ground.

The officer stands over the woman and says, “Leave!” In the Spanish language, before the close officers were asked to remove it from the building.

Another joint video clip on social media showed that the woman who is accompanied by the court.

The accident occurred after federal agents attempted to take the woman’s husband to reserve while she and her daughter clinging to, according to CBS News, the American PBC partner.

On Thursday, reporters told Ecuador.

As part of the campaign of US President Donald Trump, ICE officers enter federal courts and arrest migrants waiting for hearings.

In the courts of New York City alone, according to what was reported, hundreds of migrants were arrested.

Dan Goldman, a member of the Democratic Congress who includes his area in the New York Court, said in a statement that the woman and her two children “fled to my office for safety after assaulting them.”

He also urged the Ministry of National Security to take “appropriate disciplinary measures and implement measures to prevent this from happening again.”