President Donald Trump said Wednesday that ICE should keep making traffic stops.

He opposed a plan to stop most stops after recent fatal shootings.

He wrote on social media that ending stops would "play right into the criminal's hands."

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin later said he and Trump are "on the same page."

They want officers to have all options.

Three people died during meetings with federal officers within one week.

In Florida, a man died after a tractor trailer hit him while he ran from officers.

Two motorists were shot and killed by ICE officers, one in Texas and one in Maine.

After the killing in Maine, officials told ICE to stop most vehicle stops.

Policing experts say shooting into moving cars is dangerous and should be avoided.

At least 10 deaths have happened in meetings with immigration agents since Trump's deportation campaign began.

Republican Senator Susan Collins asked for a stop to non-urgent vehicle stops.

ICE says people being sought are staying in homes.

This forces officers to find other ways to make arrests.

More protests are planned after the killing of Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero in Maine.

DHS said he entered the U.S. illegally in 2023 but was allowed to work.

The officers involved did not have body cameras.