A torso wound left a man in serious but stable condition at Dell Seton hospital after ICE personnel opened fire Sunday in North Austin's Anderson Square area. Two law enforcement sources told CBS News the victim is a Venezuelan national living in the U.S. illegally with a deportation order. Police Chief Lisa Davis said a small foot pursuit may have preceded the incident, contradicting early reports from a city councilman that agents fired through a vehicle's rear window.

Mayor Kirk Watson called for a local investigation into the shooting, describing the ICE agent as someone "purporting to be law enforcement." Approximately 100 people protested at the scene, where Texas troopers deployed pepper spray against the crowd. Neither the Department of Homeland Security nor ICE has released an official statement explaining why the agent opened fire.