Illegal Cuban migrant caught on video ramming ICE vehicles in Texas

An incident involving an illegal migrant from Cuba has left authorities in shock after the man rammed ICE vehicles in a Walmart parking lot in Texas, narrowly missing an agent in the process. The man in question, Robyn Argote-Brooks, 25, was captured on camera ignoring officers’ commands to exit his gold sedan after being pulled over in San Antonio. Instead of complying, he suddenly reversed his vehicle, narrowly avoiding hitting an agent before crashing into the feds’ SUV.

The dramatic scene unfolded as Argote-Brooks continued his reckless behavior by speeding into a second ICE vehicle in an attempt to escape the blockade. However, he was unsuccessful in his efforts and ended up being apprehended by officers after they broke the driver’s side window and pulled him out of the car.

Argote-Brooks, a Cuba national who illegally entered the US in October 2024, was among the over one million migrants who crossed into the country that year under the Biden administration’s controversial CBP One app. Despite being issued a notice to appear and released on parole while awaiting an immigration hearing, his parole was terminated in April 2025.

The recent attack on ICE agents resulted in a federal charge of destruction of government property against Argote-Brooks, as he caused significant damage to the vehicles involved. The charge carries a potential sentence of up to 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

This incident is part of a concerning trend of car attacks on ICE officers, which have seen a staggering increase of 3,200% in the past year, according to DHS data. Assistant DHS Secretary Tricia McLaughlin attributed this spike in violence to sanctuary politicians who, she claims, have created an environment that encourages illegal aliens to evade arrest and resort to violence against law enforcement.

Secretary Noem has made it clear that anyone who assaults law enforcement will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. The shocking events at the Walmart parking lot serve as a reminder of the dangers that law enforcement officers face in their line of duty and the importance of upholding the rule of law.