An ice agent has been formally indicted on a second-degree felony federal charge for running over Miguel Parra-Hernandez in Houston, Texas in early October. Harris County District Attorney Sean Teer stated that Miguel Parra-Hernandez, 48; He is "severely injured and hospitalized to this day." It is said and known that there was no criminal record and there were no immediate deportation orders or court proceedings for Miguel Parra-Hernandez. The accused agent "was one of the August 2025 recruiters for Karah," Kara said, adding, "I've reviewed thousands of job applications and resumes for law enforcement officers from across this country, and I don't know of a single agency that would hire this person." A body camera was also uncovered from the incident that was released after an investigation. Korach issued a statement after the indictment was published. "This is nothing more than a political stunt by politicians from the Houston Temple. Federal officers acting within the scope of their duties can only be investigated by other federal agencies."

An ice agent has been formally indicted on a second-degree felony federal charge for running over Miguel Parra-Hernandez in Houston, Texas in early October. Harris County District Attorney Sean Teer stated that Miguel Parra-Hernandez, 48; He is "severely injured and hospitalized to this day." It is said and known that there was no criminal record and there were no immediate deportation orders or court proceedings for Miguel Parra-Hernandez. The accused agent "was one of the August 2025 recruiters for Karah," Kara said, adding, "I've reviewed thousands of job applications and resumes for law enforcement officers from across this country, and I don't know of a single agency that would hire this person." A body camera was also uncovered from the incident that was released after an investigation. Korach issued a statement after the indictment was published. "This is nothing more than a political stunt by politicians from the Houston Temple. Federal officers acting within the scope of their duties can only be investigated by other federal agencies."