New York City Comptroller Brad Lander is calling out Immigration and Customs Enforcement after he says an agent was caught on video having an altercation with a woman at 26 Federal Plaza.

Lander reposted the video on social media.

It appears to show a woman being shoved to the ground by a plainclothes officer. It happened, according to Lander, after her husband was detained. 

The beginning of the video shows the woman seeming to plead with the man.

She is heard saying in Spanish, "Please, take me, too."

"Don't touch me, ma'am," the man responds in Spanish.

"They are going to kill him. They pulled my hair. You guys don't care about anything," the woman responded in Spanish.

He then appears to grab her and shove her into the wall, and she eventually falls to the ground. The woman's two children can be seen watching in tears.

Woman's husband was detained after hearing, comptroller says

Lander told CBS News New York he did not witness the events depicted in the video, but he was in a courtroom down the hall. He says he was told the woman is a mother in a family of four, and her husband from Ecuador had just been detained.

"It was after he left his hearing that agents grabbed him in the hallway – again, giving no reason presenting no warrant," Lander said.

Lander said since the spring, it's become a routine practice for ICE agents to detain migrants following their asylum hearings.

Video taken before the altercation shows the same woman locking arms with her husband as officers in masks, caps and sunglasses pry them apart in front of their daughter.

"He was ripped out of her arms right in front of the family," Lander said. "And then she goes up afterwards to this ICE officer, crying. She's just seen her husband ripped out of her arms. And she's just pleading with him to bring her husband back. She doesn't touch him. She doesn't assault him. And he says, 'Adios, adios' and then he just throws her to the ground."

He added, "We can disagree on immigration policy, but you can't watch that video and think that that's how you want United States law enforcement officials treating human beings."

Late Thursday afternoon, Rep. Dan Goldman shared photos of himself with the woman and her children captioned, "Monica and her 2 young children fled to my office for safety after she was assaulted by this [ICE] agent in an egregious act of excessive force."

He goes on to call for disciplinary action from the Department of Homeland Security.

On Friday, DHS said the officer was relieved of his duties and his actions were "unacceptable." 

CBS News New York reached out to ICE and DHS for more information about what happened.