ANOTHER ICE SHOOTING IN Minneapolis

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A Federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent in Minnesota shot a second person dead yesterday. Most of the debate since then has focused, understandably, on whether the ICE agent acted in what he perceived to be self-defense.

Whatever the case, it’s clear that, by encouraging people to interfere in law enforcement operations, the Left is getting people killed. Videos show both victims, Renee Good and Alex Pretti, impeding law enforcement operations, which progressive nonprofits, Democrats, and liberal influencers have been encouraging for months.

 

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1 minute ago, Reagan said:

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A Federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent in Minnesota shot a second person dead yesterday. Most of the debate since then has focused, understandably, on whether the ICE agent acted in what he perceived to be self-defense.

Whatever the case, it’s clear that, by encouraging people to interfere in law enforcement operations, the Left is getting people killed. Videos show both victims, Renee Good and Alex Pretti, impeding law enforcement operations, which progressive nonprofits, Democrats, and liberal influencers have been encouraging for months.

 

@UT alum  @DCT

The life of a liberal……everything is always someone else’s fault. They never own up to anything. Never!

[LumRaiderFan]

1 hour ago, baddog said:

The life of a liberal……everything is always someone else’s fault. They never own up to anything. Never!

Their miserable existence is always somebody else’s fault.

[baddog]

Leftist agitators…..the same people for which warnings are on a pack of fish hooks not to put them in you mouth.

[bullets13]

12 hours ago, Big girl said:

What do you think about this guy being executed after he was disarmed?

I think you don’t know what executing is. But as to why he was shot, I know that one officer yelled “gun!”, and within a second or two of that another officer disarmed him, during which the gun went off. I believe the officer who fired the shots either saw the pistol taken and in the struggle mistakenly thought that the victim had pulled it from the holster, or didn’t see the gun but heard “gun” and then almost immediately heard the shot and thought the victim was pulling the trigger. I don’t think the victim “deserved” to be shot, and I don’t think it should’ve happened under these circumstances, but I do think there’s going to be a pretty strong argument for ruling the shooting as justified. It’s not really any different than a lot of the cases we see where some kid who’s afraid of the cops runs when he’s pulled over for speeding or fights the cops because they’re busting him on a misdemeanor marijuana charge. The situation escalates needlessly and all of a sudden something that shouldn’t have been a big deal at all puts a cop in a situation where they have to make a split-second decision based on the information they have and their reasonable belief that they’re in danger. Oftentimes when we can go back and look at it from a different angle (and in slow motion), the cop could’ve done something different. But they wouldn’t have had to make a split-second decision if the person they were dealing with didn’t put them in the situation to begin with. Sometimes cops get it wrong, and sometimes it’s still justified. I think that may end up being the case here. 

[bullets13]

11 hours ago, LumRaiderFan said:

Man, this rings of Cardinalbacker.🙂

Yeah, I’m having flashbacks listening to these posts 

[bullets13]

11 hours ago, thetragichippy said:

I’ve had a concealed carry permit for a long time…..I’ve never thought while carrying my gun I would need more than what my concealed weapon will carry.
 

I’ve also when pulled over ever refused to comply to the officers orders….where is your gun? It’s in my console. Ok, don’t reach for yours and I won’t reach for mine….deal!
 

I’m smart enough to know  it would not end good if I reached in that console…..

I’ve always got an extra mag or two floating around somewhere 😀

[Reagan]

12 hours ago, UT alum said:

I think “murdered” is a more accurate description. The problem is that state sanctioned actors are doing the murdering. 

Are these the peaceful protesters you are talking about?  

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5 hours ago, Reagan said:

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A Federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent in Minnesota shot a second person dead yesterday. Most of the debate since then has focused, understandably, on whether the ICE agent acted in what he perceived to be self-defense.

Whatever the case, it’s clear that, by encouraging people to interfere in law enforcement operations, the Left is getting people killed. Videos show both victims, Renee Good and Alex Pretti, impeding law enforcement operations, which progressive nonprofits, Democrats, and liberal influencers have been encouraging for months.

 

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47 days is not enough training for any LEO.  The interaction with the community reflects how they have had limited training.  The use of the OC/CS spray tells me they haven’t been properly trained in the use of less than lethal. You are trained to never disperse at the distance these officers are deploying aerosol into the eyes of citizens.  
The way these officers stack the door upon entrance of an home and the way they position their vehicles when they stop vehicles is not in line with adequate training.  Lastly before weapons are fired you always check your cross fire.  
After action review will show a lot of mistakes were made.  Training or lack there of is getting people killed.

“In a Jan. 12-17 national poll by the New York Times (https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2026/01/22/polls/times-siena-national-poll-crosstabs.html), 61% of respondents said they believe ICE tactics have gone too far, including 71% of independents and 19% of Republicans.”

 

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“Some Republicans break from Trump on immigration surge after latest shooting”

The Minnesota Star Tribune

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“GOP Rep. Michael McCaul of Texas, the former chair of the House Homeland Security Committee, said he was “troubled” by the shooting. “A thorough investigation is necessary — both to get to the bottom of these incidents and to maintain Americans’ confidence in our justice system,” he said.”

[mat]

5 hours ago, DCT said:

47 days is not enough training for any LEO.  The interaction with the community reflects how they have had limited training.  The use of the OC/CS spray tells me they haven’t been properly trained in the use of less than lethal. You are trained to never disperse at the distance these officers are deploying aerosol into the eyes of citizens.  
The way these officers stack the door upon entrance of an home and the way they position their vehicles when they stop vehicles is not in line with adequate training.  Lastly before weapons are fired you always check your cross fire.  
After action review will show a lot of mistakes were made.  Training or lack there of is getting people killed.

“In a Jan. 12-17 national poll by the New York Times (https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2026/01/22/polls/times-siena-national-poll-crosstabs.html), 61% of respondents said they believe ICE tactics have gone too far, including 71% of independents and 19% of Republicans.”

 

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“Some Republicans break from Trump on immigration surge after latest shooting”

The Minnesota Star Tribune

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“GOP Rep. Michael McCaul of Texas, the former chair of the House Homeland Security Committee, said he was “troubled” by the shooting. “A thorough investigation is necessary — both to get to the bottom of these incidents and to maintain Americans’ confidence in our justice system,” he said.”

1 polls are useless

2 of coarse a thorough investigation is needed

3 to blame this on the lack of ICE training in mob management rather than blaming the mob is unreasonable.

4 if you want better trained personnel to handle the mob, shouldn’t we bring in the military?

[Porter]

1 hour ago, mat said:

1 polls are useless

2 of coarse a thorough investigation is needed

3 to blame this on the lack of ICE training in mob management rather than blaming the mob is unreasonable.

4 if you want better trained personnel to handle the mob, shouldn’t we bring in the military?

This is a result of the mayor of Minneapolis refusing to let his police force support ice operations by providing crowd control while ice agents arrest people that have broken the law. Random agitators are running up on ice agents and getting too close to ice operations. This is all on the Minnesota Governor and Mayor of Minneapolis. The billions of dollars in fraud in Minnesota has a lot to do with whats going on there. 

[OlDawg]

Not commenting on the latest shooting at this time. @bullets13 pretty well covered my personal view. But, this is an interesting bit of info—for whatever it’s worth. Take it as you will. Will be interesting to follow and see if anything comes out of it.

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[DCT]

1 hour ago, mat said:

1 polls are useless

2 of coarse a thorough investigation is needed

3 to blame this on the lack of ICE training in mob management rather than blaming the mob is unreasonable.

4 if you want better trained personnel to handle the mob, shouldn’t we bring in the military?

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In order for ice to withdraw Minnesota must turn over voter rolls.   This kinda makes your theory mute.  Sounds political and extortion.  I thought this was about removing illegals? 
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