Border Patrol agents shoot two people in Portland.

Federal immigration agents shot and wounded two people outside a Portland hospital, and the FBI is leading an investigation.

Federal immigration agents shot two people in Portland, Oregon, on Thursday afternoon, authorities said. The incident occurred near a hospital and responders later found a wounded person a few miles away. The FBI's Portland office said it is investigating the incident as an "agent-involved shooting." The event followed a separate fatal shooting of a woman by an ICE officer in Minneapolis the previous day. What is known: - Two people were shot and taken to a hospital; their conditions were not immediately known in early reports. - Portland police said they were not the agency involved and that officers secured the scenes after learning the injured people had been wounded in a shooting involving federal agents. - The FBI's Portland office confirmed it is leading an investigation into an agent-involved shooting. - Local elected officials issued a joint statement calling on U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to halt operations in Portland until a full investigation is completed. Summary: The incident is being handled as an agent-involved shooting and is under federal investigation, which local officials have urged be thorough. Undetermined at this time.