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Four people shot at Dallas ICE facility, officials say

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Officials are investigating the deadly shooting at a Dallas, Texas ICE facility as an act of targeted violence. As NBC News’ Savannah Sellers reports, a total of four people were shot and two have died, including the gunman.



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