Ever Alvarenga Rios, a 32-year-old asylum seeker from Honduras, was hospitalized after Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents rear-ended his vehicle in Baltimore on Thursday morning. Rios sustained a concussion and significant injuries to his head, chest, back, and hands, according to his attorney and U.S. Senator Chris Van Hollen from Maryland. Following the incident, Rios was detained by ICE, which has prevented his attorneys from meeting with him privately, raising concerns about his due process rights. Senator Van Hollen condemned ICE's tactics, stating they endanger communities and violate constitutional rights. The Department of Homeland Security described Rios as an illegal alien with a final order of removal and accused him of reckless driving and attempting to flee law enforcement. Rios's attorney, Adam Crandell, has faced challenges in accessing his client since the crash, citing changing reasons from ICE for the denial of visits. This incident is the second involving federal immigration agents in Maryland within a week, highlighting ongoing concerns about ICE's operations.