What a Federal Officer Told an Anti-ICE Mob in Minneapolis Should Be Required Viewing

If you wanted to understand the stakes of the federal immigration enforcement in Minneapolis, few moments are quite as revealing as this exchange to show the differences between whistle-blowing, violent, and honking radicals and a federal agent in the Minneapolis–St. Paul area.

Cosplaying lefties have descended on the frigid area especially since Renee Good was shot dead by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer after she aimed, accelerated, and hit the agent with her SUV, leaving him with internal injuries. Good’s partner, not wife, since they weren’t married, was out playing stupid games with the little woman, urging her to “Drive! Drive! Drive!” right before Good was shot dead. Her six-year-old child with her second husband, who died, is now parentless. Renee, who changed her last name to mirror her partner Becca’s, was the boy’s sole custodial parent.

In the days since the shooting, the City of Minneapolis sent an all employee email encouraging these government employees to stop, impede, and report locations of federal agents in town as they round up the bad hombres, as I reported in ‘Insurrection: Bombshell Email Shows How Minneapolis City Employees Are Instructed to Work Against ICE.” These are moves that make you wonder What More Proof Do You Need That Minneapolis City Employees Are Complicit in Attacks On ICE to invoke the Insurrection Act? It might be too hot a political potato right now to do so, but if President Donald Trump sought to do it, he’d be in safe, legal territory.