Many in Minnesota and across the country were outraged by the killing of Renee Nicole Good by a federal immigration agent in a Minneapolis neighborhood and called for the agent to face charges. Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey, who oversees the city's police department, said the Trump administration's characterization of the shooting as self-defense is "spin."
But even if Minnesota prosecutors conclude the shooting was a crime, can they charge a federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent for something he did on the job? No, according to Vice President JD Vance, who asserted that the agent has "absolute immunity" from criminal charges. Read more...
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