ICE issues stern warning following video of woman being forcefully removed from car
In a disturbing incident captured on video, immigration officers have issued a resolute warning after forcibly pulling a woman out of her vehicle. The unsettling event occurred shortly after the tragic death of Renee Good.
The video shows an agent breaking a car window in Minnesota before forcibly opening the door to remove the unidentified woman. Despite her protests and pleas that she was disabled and on her way to a doctor’s appointment, the officers, all masked, forcefully pulled her out of the car and onto the ground.
These distressing events took place during one of the numerous anti-ICE protests that have erupted following Renee Good’s death at the hands of an immigration officer.
The situation escalated when the woman was asked to move her car but responded by saying, “That’s not how you ask somebody to move a car.” Despite attempting to comply by moving her vehicle forward, officers demanded she stop. As she tried to engage with an ICE agent from the driver’s seat, another officer shattered the passenger-side window.
A chaotic scene ensued as the woman attempted to drive away, only to be stopped and forcibly removed by officers. She appealed to the gathered protesters, who recorded the incident.
Following the disturbing protest, ICE official Marcos Charles, speaking to FOX News, warned individuals against interfering with the group’s enforcement actions. Charles emphasized that anyone obstructing or impeding their operations would be arrested, citing the detention of 60 individuals who had interfered with or assaulted officers.
Approximately 2,000 ICE agents have been deployed to the Minneapolis area in response to the Renee Good shooting.
In a controversial move, the Trump administration vilified Renee Good, labeling her a “domestic terrorist” and implying her death was self-inflicted. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced the deployment of additional federal agents to Minneapolis to ensure the safety of ICE and Border Patrol personnel.
Furthermore, Vice President indicated a plan for immigration agents to conduct door-to-door searches in Minneapolis to apprehend undocumented individuals.