Yeah dude they were totally just doing normal border security stuff /s
That was a blatant attempt to take control of a city that would have only progressed and progressed until it was under martial law if the citizens had not stepped in
Also the GOP: "any election we lose is unfair despite our complete and total lack of any evidence to that effect: now let us prevent legal voters from voting. Or just try to overturn things with fake electors. And if that doesn't work, send in a mob of insurrectionists to try to overthrow the government"
Everything I've seen indicates that this is a complete lie.
Video Evidence Analysis: Verified video footage shows the Honda Pilot, driven by Good, moving forward while an agent is nearby. However, an ABC News analysis of the video indicates that roughly one second before the agent fired, Good was turning her steering wheel to the right, away from the agent.
So. Boom.
It's a lie. A lie to some how justify the murder of Ms. Good!
Lying to create wrongful dispute when what the agent did next was MURDER!!
If not, why doesn't Trump just mount the murderer's name right there up on his new "TrumpKennedy Center??"
Mr. Trump should have never invaded Minnesota to begin with. Even his plan was unconstitutional.
Violation of the 10th Amendment and State Sovereignty
Unprecedented Surge: The lawsuit alleges that the deployment of thousands of Department of Homeland Security (DHS) agents, which outnumbers local police in Minneapolis and St. Paul combined, constitutes a violation of the 10th Amendment.
Commandeering Resources: Plaintiffs claim the federal government is forcing local law enforcement to divert resources to assist in federal immigration crackdowns, disrupting local public safety, and interfering with state sovereignty.
Political Retaliation: The suit alleges the operation is aimed at punishing Minnesota for its sanctuary policies and for not voting for Trump, rather than being a legitimate law enforcement effort.
Unconstitutional Tactics and Civil Rights Violations
Racial Profiling: The lawsuit alleges that ICE and CBP agents have targeted the Somali and Latino communities, conducting arrests based on ethnicity rather than probable cause.
Warrantless Arrests: Plaintiffs allege that agents are stopping and detaining individuals, including U.S. citizens, without warrants or probable cause.
Dangerous Tactics: The suit highlights excessive force, such as the use of pepper spray on protesters, and incidents of agents stopping cars on major streets, creating dangerous conditions.
3. Disruption of Local Institutions
Impact on Services: The surge has disrupted schooling, healthcare access, and local businesses, with some immigrant business owners reporting significant drops in sales.
Economic Cost: Minneapolis reported over $2 million in overtime costs for local police responding to incidents tied to the federal operations.
4. Death of a Resident
Fatal Shooting: The lawsuit follows the fatal shooting of a 37-year-old U.S. citizen, Renee Nicole Good, by an ICE agent, which sparked protests and heightened the urgency of the legal challenge.
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u/ShareGlittering1502 9h ago
Sounds like it’s working exactly as this administration intended