Mexico has announced its intention to file criminal charges in the United States following the recent fatal shooting of Mexican national Lorenzo Salgado Araujo by an ICE officer in Houston. Witnesses report that Araujo was shot through an open passenger window and was not the target of the immigration operation that led to his death. This incident marks at least the ninth death associated with ICE actions, igniting significant public outcry and protests in Houston and beyond. Local and federal agencies, including the Harris County DA’s office, have initiated investigations, with officials acknowledging the complexity and length of the process. Activists and family members of Araujo are demanding accountability and transparency, citing that the agents involved were not wearing body cameras at the time of the shooting. Mexico’s government is also seeking to address the growing number of deaths of its citizens in ICE custody, emphasizing the need for judicial accountability in the U.S.