By John Q. Hosedrinker 
On a Minneapolis street, an ICE agent fatally shot Renee Nicole Good, a 37-year-old mother, sparking immediate controversy. The Trump administration, along with DHS and state officials, falsely claimed Good attacked the agent, but video evidence directly contradicted these statements. This is not the first instance of an ICE agent using lethal force, prompting calls for ICE’s abolition due to its pattern of violence, secrecy, and lack of accountability. The author emphasizes the importance of remembering Good’s murder, the lies surrounding it, and the urgent need for action against such abuses of power.
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Abolish ICE Before They Kill Again, Impeach Trump & Noem Before They Incite More Murder, it’s a harsh reality that has to be addressed. The urgency of the situation is screaming at us, demanding action. We’ve seen, time and again, the devastating consequences of unchecked power and the normalization of violence.
The reality is that ICE, the organization tasked with immigration enforcement, has repeatedly demonstrated its inability to operate responsibly. Its actions have led to death and destruction. We must not stand idly by while they continue their deadly path. The call to abolish ICE is not just a slogan; it’s a demand for accountability and a desperate plea to stop the bloodshed. Further, the leadership that enables these horrors must be held to account for their actions, which are directly responsible for the death and destruction.
The current political climate has created an environment of fear and aggression. It’s time to recognize that the rhetoric coming from certain figures is nothing short of incitement to violence. The goal here is to create fear and force governments and populations to submit to their will. The targeting of civilians and non-combatants is a direct threat to the safety and security of every American citizen. The tactics used are designed to intimidate, creating a chilling effect that silences dissent and stifles freedom.
When we see the deployment of military units against our own citizens, the use of aggressive tactics, and the disregard for due process, we are witnessing the hallmarks of a regime that does not respect the rights and dignity of its people. This cannot be tolerated, and it will require immediate action to defend the integrity of the country. We have to be strong and stand up against those who use violence for political gain and have created an environment of fear and aggression.
The calls for impeachment are not just about removing individuals from office; it’s about holding them accountable for their actions and sending a clear message that this type of behavior will not be tolerated. We need to remember the words of those who have understood the dangers of inaction. We have to stand up to the threat with an attitude of strength and commitment. We cannot afford to be complacent, and we must not allow those in positions of power to abuse their authority and to incite more murder.
The removal of individuals from office is a necessary step towards restoring order and safety. It’s a chance to rebuild faith in the institutions that are supposed to serve and protect us. It’s a chance to show the world that we are not afraid to stand up against tyranny. The impeachment process is not just a political maneuver; it’s a critical mechanism to defend democracy and protect the rights of the people. It’s an opportunity to ensure that those in power understand that they are not above the law and that they will be held accountable for their actions.
This is not a time for half measures or for incremental changes. The demands must be clear and uncompromising: abolish ICE, impeach Trump, and impeach Noem. Anything less is unacceptable. Anything less is a betrayal of the values that this nation claims to stand for. This is where we need the power in numbers, to make it clear that the people will not stand for murder.
The situation in Portland, with the reports of additional shootings, should be the final wake-up call for those who may have been wavering. We must address the problems as a nation, and it is urgent. We must remind the politicians, the law enforcement, and the rich that they are nothing without us, and we have the power in numbers. We are standing on the precipice of a dangerous future. We must choose to fight.