US EditionMost say ICE officer should face charges in fatal Minneapolis shooting: Poll
A YouGov poll finds 53% of Americans support criminal charges against ICE agent Jonathan Ross for the shooting of Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis.
- On Wednesday of last week, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent Jonathan Ross shot and killed Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis, while a YouGov poll taken between January 9 and January 11th found a 23-point majority favoring criminal charges against Ross.
- After federal officials defended the shooting, President Donald Trump and Kristi Noem, Department of Homeland Security Secretary, rushed to label Good a 'domestic terrorist,' but Jacob Frey, Minneapolis Mayor, and Tim Walz, Minnesota Governor, rejected that narrative.
- Poll respondents said 53% said Ross was not justified in force used, 61% said ICE often arrests authorized immigrants, and 60% said agents use unnecessary physical force.
- The survey showed ICE's net favorability is now minus-12 compared with plus-16 in February, indicating a sharp 28-point decline in less than a year.
- Days after the shooting, Americans disagreed with Trump and Noem by almost two-to-one, and 53% answered yes versus 30% no on charges, including 54% to 23% among independents.
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Daily Gate CityThe Dark Road Ahead Following Renee Good’s Death
Columnist Elwood Watson says that outright falsehoods from the Trump administration about the killing of Renee Good in Minneapolis are creating a bogus perception that federal agents are in an ongoing state of physical jeopardy from "unhinged" protestors, and reassures them that they can inflict violence with impunity.
Poll: Many In The US Disapprove Of ICE, Renee Good Shooting
Source: ANGELINA KATSANIS / Getty Since the killing of Renee Nicole Good by ICE agent Jonathan Ross in Minneapolis, the Trump administration has done what it has always done in defense of violent and volatile federal agents who clashed with protesters: smear and victim-blame the protesters while painting the agent or agents involved as innocent men who were trying to do their jobs. Of course, since Good’s case has gotten massive national attent…
Poll: 56% call Minneapolis ICE shooting of Renee Good inappropriate use of force
A new poll shows a majority of Americans view the fatal ICE shooting of Renee Good in Minneapolis as an inappropriate use of force, with 56% saying the agent’s actions were unjustified. The survey also found that 51% believe ICE enforcement actions are making cities less safe.
Immigration agents are shooting people. Is it legal?
This story about the Renee Good shooting was originally published by The Trace,a nonprofit newsroom covering gun violence in America. Sign up for its newsletters here. On January 7, federal immigration agents in Minneapolis shot and killed 37-year-old Renee Good. The agents claim she tried to run them over with her car, and federal officials — including President Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance, and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem …
We're missing this key detail about the killing of Renee Nicole Good
A small detail has stayed with me from the video of Renee Nicole Good being shot to death in Minneapolis by ICE officer Jonathan Ross.In the video, she’s behind the wheel, signaling with her left hand to the driver of an ICE vehicle that she’s letting him go before she goes. Then out of that vehicle...
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