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‘Maybe we should call ICE on you’: Passenger describes United confrontation at SFO

United Airlines has launched an investigation after a viral video captured an employee threatening to call ICE on a passenger at San Francisco International Airport.

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A confrontation occurred at San Francisco International Airport (SFO) involving a United Airlines employee and a passenger. Viral video footage shows the employee suggesting they call U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) during a ticketing dispute.

The passenger involved has been identified in reports as a San Ramon man and a Mexican American citizen. Coverage from outlets including The Guardian, NBC News, and the Los Angeles Times highlights the incident, noting the employee's remark that the passenger did not 'act like a citizen.' United Airlines has publicly acknowledged the video and stated they are looking into the matter. United Airlines' official response to the investigation and any subsequent personnel actions remain pending.

Coverage does not yet specify the current status of the employee or the timeline for the carrier's internal review.

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What prompted the confrontation at SFO?

According to coverage from ABC7 Bay Area, the incident occurred during a ticketing dispute.

How has United Airlines responded?

United Airlines stated they are looking into the employee's actions as depicted in the video.

Has the employee been identified?

Coverage does not specify the identity of the United Airlines employee involved in the confrontation.

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