Following the shooting of an unarmed woman in Minneapolis by an ICE agent, the Trump administration quickly attempted to frame the victim as a villain involved in a “coordinated” act of domestic terrorism. Despite video evidence and local officials discrediting these claims, the administration persisted in its narrative, aiming to sway public opinion. However, a recent Economist/YouGov poll revealed a majority of Americans viewed the shooting as unjustified and believed state and federal officials should be responsible for the investigation, indicating the administration’s efforts may have been unsuccessful.
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Minnesota senator: White House ‘attempting to cover up’ Good shooting
It’s difficult to avoid the feeling that a serious situation is unfolding, one that demands attention. The core of this concern revolves around the events surrounding the shooting of Good, and the subsequent actions of the White House. The claim, from a Minnesota senator, is that the administration is not just handling this case poorly, but actively attempting to conceal facts. This accusation is serious and touches on fundamental principles of transparency and justice, making it something that everyone should be concerned about.
The central point of contention, at least from what we can gather, seems to be the administration’s response in the wake of the incident.… Continue reading
Jonathan Ross, the ICE officer involved in the fatal shooting of Renee Good, has been identified as a veteran deportation officer and member of a Special Response Team. Evidence reveals Ross’ history includes a previous incident where he fired his Taser at a driver, Roberto Carlos Muñoz-Guatemala, who subsequently drove away, resulting in Ross being injured. In the Muñoz-Guatemala incident, Ross claimed he had been nearly killed. The recent shooting in Minneapolis is under investigation, with officials, including Vice President JD Vance, addressing the incident and Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirsti Noem describing Good’s actions as “domestic terrorism.”
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Polls Show Public Rejection of White House on ICE, Good Shooting
Following the shooting of an unarmed woman in Minneapolis by an ICE agent, the Trump administration quickly attempted to frame the victim as a villain involved in a “coordinated” act of domestic terrorism. Despite video evidence and local officials discrediting these claims, the administration persisted in its narrative, aiming to sway public opinion. However, a recent Economist/YouGov poll revealed a majority of Americans viewed the shooting as unjustified and believed state and federal officials should be responsible for the investigation, indicating the administration’s efforts may have been unsuccessful.
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Minnesota Senator Accuses White House of Cover-Up in Good Shooting Investigation
Minnesota senator: White House ‘attempting to cover up’ Good shooting
It’s difficult to avoid the feeling that a serious situation is unfolding, one that demands attention. The core of this concern revolves around the events surrounding the shooting of Good, and the subsequent actions of the White House. The claim, from a Minnesota senator, is that the administration is not just handling this case poorly, but actively attempting to conceal facts. This accusation is serious and touches on fundamental principles of transparency and justice, making it something that everyone should be concerned about.
The central point of contention, at least from what we can gather, seems to be the administration’s response in the wake of the incident.… Continue reading
ICE Agent in Renee Good Shooting: Firearms Trainer Status Questioned
Jonathan Ross, the ICE officer involved in the fatal shooting of Renee Good, has been identified as a veteran deportation officer and member of a Special Response Team. Evidence reveals Ross’ history includes a previous incident where he fired his Taser at a driver, Roberto Carlos Muñoz-Guatemala, who subsequently drove away, resulting in Ross being injured. In the Muñoz-Guatemala incident, Ross claimed he had been nearly killed. The recent shooting in Minneapolis is under investigation, with officials, including Vice President JD Vance, addressing the incident and Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirsti Noem describing Good’s actions as “domestic terrorism.”
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