<h1>Fatal ICE raid shooting prompts calls to limit enforcement powers, unmask agents, and tie DHS funding to accountability</h1> Federal lawmakers are considering oversight and legislative responses to the fatal shooting of a civilian by an ICE officer during an enforcement action, including demands for a full investigation and proposals to revise operational policies governing raids and use of force, which would impose new accountability measures and constrain enforcement practices. In connection with the pending appropriations process for DHS, some members are urging restrictions or reductions in funding for ICE activities, which would limit the scope and resources available for immigration enforcement operations. Separate proposals include introducing statutory constraints on federal agents' authority, such as limiting Border Patrol activities to border areas and requiring DHS enforcement officers to be unmasked, which would narrow operational jurisdiction and increase officer identifiability.