New video shows officer's perspective in ICE shooting of Renee Good

[UltraBudgie]

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It's about damn time, play the right's game by showing up armed to a protest.

Oh look, a soyboy-AR. That's a 22 that won't even get through one layer of body armour.

[putnam6]

The post accurately references Tom Homan's 2015 Distinguished Executive award from the Obama administration for ICE leadership, as verified in official Presidential Rank Awards records, contrasting it with recent opposition amid his role as Trump's Border Czar.


 

In 2015, Barack Obama awarded Tom Homan the the Presidential Award for Service for Making America Safer at ICE... 10 years later Liberals want Tom Homan killed. It's the same Tom but a different Democrat Party!

• The post accurately references Tom Homan's 2015 Distinguished Executive award from the Obama administration for ICE leadership, as verified in official Presidential Rank Awards records, contrasting it with recent opposition amid his role as Trump's Border Czar.
  
• Recent reports indicate heightened threats against Homan and ICE agents since January 2026 deportations
  

[David64]

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It's about damn time, play the right's game by showing up armed to a protest.

*shrug* As long as he's carrying legally, I got no problem with someone exercising their 2nd Amendment Rights.

Just be aware that carrying an AR and confronting armed Federal Agents is a really, REALLY bad idea, so if something happens to him, I don't want to hear the whining.

[PorkChop96]

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It's about damn time, play the right's game by showing up armed to a protest.

There is a difference between showing up to riots to protect people/property and showing up to be an  anti-ice "protestor" while brandishing a firearm. 


Minnesota is not a constitutional carry state, so they all better have a permit for the firearm and to open carry in the state, otherwise they will just be more idiots being arrested and probably shot. Newsflash, resisting arrest while in possession of a firearm is going to get met with lethal force.

[FlyersFan]

... otherwise they will just be more idiots being arrested and probably shot. 

Fine by me.    Arrest them.   
LEOS will shoot them if they get uppity with firearms against federal law enforcement.    
Those moron protestors are so far gone mentally ... they live in their little liberal bubbles.
A strong dose of reality would be a good thing.

[putnam6]

Wasn't calling you triggered   Was only talking about placing me on ignore because I could care less what they think.

Just making sure, man.

Pretty sure the feeling is mutual. FWIW

As for Minneapolis, purely anecdotally however

At least they are on location,in the same country, state, and city/metro area

I  finally heard from 3 clients and a business associate from the Minneapolis-St Paul area,
unless they are lying to me, and there's no reason for that, if it were going to shit, they would tell me.

 They did last time when Minneapolis burned.

All of them said or insinuated that the chaos is in Good's neighborhood, and a few dozen at the Whipple Fed Building, they and their circles' family friends, local customers, are ready to be over it, and are much more concerned about the fraud

[quintessentone]

Ross may still be charged.

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"First, there's the question of whether or not an ICE agent involved in an immigration raid qualifies as a "peace officer." It may seem like an obvious question, but relevant case law is pretty thin on the ground. ICE agents are federal officers, but the Venn diagram of their authority doesn't cover the general enforcement powers of FBI agents or federal marshals. Their training is on immigration enforcement, and doesn't include general public safety or community policing. They are not agents under the Department of Justice, but facilitators under DHS.
 As an employee of ICE, Ross’s role is limited to carrying out immigration arrests. He’s certainly not empowered to stop or arrest people for partially blocking a street for a few minutes. The whole initial basis of the encounter is unjustifiable.st protect officers who were genuinely under threat, but also those who felt threatened."

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Ross previous traffic stop actions shows he goes for his gun first before any type of critical thinking to deescalate the situation.

"However, what this testimony actually shows is that Ross already had a history of dealing poorly with people inside vehicles and of violating DHS guidelines. He either didn't know how to properly and safely deal with such a situation or deliberately ignored the rules. If he was truthful in his claim that he attempted to use a taser in the earlier incident, this also shows an agent primed to skip over any attempt at non-lethal force and go straight for his gun."

A Supreme Court ruling confirms that ICE agent Jonathan Ross can be charged with murder in Minnesota

[FlyersFan]

 He’s certainly not empowered to stop or arrest people for partially blocking a street for a few minutes. 

  He certainly IS empowered to arrest people who are interfering with law enforcement duties, no matter if it's for a few minutes or a few hours or a few days.   That whole article was a biased piece of nonsense full of agenda.  Liberal Daily Kos ... no surprise.   People who read that like 'The View'.   

[David64]

Ross may still be charged.

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"First, there's the question of whether or not an ICE agent involved in an immigration raid qualifies as a "peace officer." It may seem like an obvious question, but relevant case law is pretty thin on the ground. ICE agents are federal officers, but the Venn diagram of their authority doesn't cover the general enforcement powers of FBI agents or federal marshals. Their training is on immigration enforcement, and doesn't include general public safety or community policing. They are not agents under the Department of Justice, but facilitators under DHS.
 As an employee of ICE, Ross’s role is limited to carrying out immigration arrests. He’s certainly not empowered to stop or arrest people for partially blocking a street for a few minutes. The whole initial basis of the encounter is unjustifiable.st protect officers who were genuinely under threat, but also those who felt threatened."

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Ross previous traffic stop actions shows he goes for his gun first before any type of critical thinking to deescalate the situation.

"However, what this testimony actually shows is that Ross already had a history of dealing poorly with people inside vehicles and of violating DHS guidelines. He either didn't know how to properly and safely deal with such a situation or deliberately ignored the rules. If he was truthful in his claim that he attempted to use a taser in the earlier incident, this also shows an agent primed to skip over any attempt at non-lethal force and go straight for his gun."

A Supreme Court ruling confirms that ICE agent Jonathan Ross can be charged with murder in Minnesota

So ?

Why aren't the D.A, Mayor, Chief of Police, Judges etc, issuing a warrant or at least try to bring him in for questioning ? 

ALL they have done is have press conferences whining about ICE, their tactics and how those poor illegals are being abused to rabble rouse their followers. They've even said they may have to wait till 2029 to go after him. If it's such a clear case of murder, what's holding them up ? Why do they have to wait for a possible Democrat President to go after a Federal agent if they have irrefutable proof ? They have eye witnesses and video from many angles, so.......

Unless of course they're using this as a distraction from the fraud cases and the longer they can keep people focused on THIS, they won't be looking at THAT.

[David64]

  He certainly IS empowered to arrest people who are interfering with law enforcement duties, no matter if it's for a few minutes or a few hours or a few days.   That whole article was a biased piece of nonsense full of agenda.  Liberal Daily Kos ... no surprise.   People who read that like 'The View'.   

You'd think they would at least Google something before stating it as fact.

 
Yes, a federal agent can absolutely arrest someone for obstruction of justice, as it's a serious federal offense involving interfering with law enforcement or judicial processes, with agents having authority to act on felonies committed in their presence or with reasonable belief, and specific statutes authorize arrests for impeding federal officers or judicial proceedings. 
How it Works:

• • Federal Offense: Obstruction of justice, including actions like lying to agents, destroying evidence, tipping off suspects, or physically resisting, violates numerous federal laws (e.g., 18 U.S.C. § 1503, 1512).
    
  • Agent Authority: Federal agents (like FBI, ICE, Secret Service) are sworn law enforcement officers with arrest powers, especially for felonies, allowing them to arrest without a warrant if they have probable cause or see the crime.