Police Secretly Called ICE on U.S. Citizen Over “Dark-Skinned” Passenger - Then Agents Surrounded the Car With Guns Drawn

During a traffic stop on I-10 in Salome, Arizona, police called ICE on a U.S. citizen because they found the passenger “suspicious” for being dark-skinned.

The officer ordered the woman to exit the highway and drive to a secluded spot at Exit 26. Once she parked, ICE agents surrounded the car with guns drawn. The woman said she heard an agent yell “gun!” and that they wanted to kill them.

She stated clearly: “We have no weapons, not even a small knife.”

Agents then ripped her phone out of her hands and threw it away while continuing to threaten violence.

Police claimed the driver had a suspended license. The woman says she was forced off the highway under that pretext.

This is what racial profiling and ICE collaboration with local police looks like in practice. A routine traffic stop turned into an armed ambush on U.S. citizens because someone in the car had the wrong skin color.