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ICE leader refuses to publicly apologize to families of Renee Nicole Good and Alex Pretti

Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons defended agency actions amid calls for investigations and refused to apologize for fatal shootings of two U.S. citizens during immigration enforcement in Minneapolis.

  • On Thursday, Republican senators pressed Ellison at a Capitol Hill hearing, where he rejected accusations and defended Minnesota's cooperation with ICE.
  • The federal immigration surge in Minneapolis produced 4,000 arrests, including during a January encounter that drew national scrutiny, lawmakers say.
  • Video footage shown to the committee depicted a border officer dousing Pretti with pepper spray as he backed away, and Rodney Scott said a full investigation was needed.
  • Amid partisan attacks, Sen. Ron Johnson suggested Ellison had encouraged the deaths of Renee Good and Pretti, as lawmakers failed to reach a DHS funding agreement, risking a partial government shutdown tonight.
  • On Thursday, Democrats say they will withhold budget approval until reforms are met, while the ongoing investigation into the shootings faces renewed scrutiny as Scott, Lyons and Joe Edlow are questioned.
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