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Revisiting the two murders committed by ICE in Minneapolis
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A bit of Persian blood too.
Same as me. I think it's no point arguing with him when he's so adamant on everything he's saying and doing are always right, never wrong. WTF to such an idiot?
KNNBCCB, he claimed that ICE is doing a good job by getting rid of illegal immigrants, but regarding that Renee Good's death, she's a genuine US Citizen. This he doesn't whisper even a word about it because he has no way to defend himself on this. KNNBCCB.
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Remember the silent majority is out there and their opinion matters most. Only the noisy minority gets the attention which usually does not translate to reality.
He always forgets that he's also an immigrant in NZ. Probably his wealth had carried him over the clouds. These are material wealth, he cannot bring them into his coffin. He seems like a very lonely old man and I don't think even his spouse is around with him. A very miserable retard with no close one to love him, unlike us.Remember the silent majority is out there and their opinion matters most. Only the noisy minority gets the attention which usually does not translate to reality.
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Safe to say most ICE agents are not trained properly, hence their use of excessive and deadly force.
Mon, January 19, 2026 at 6:00 PM GMT+8
5 min read
Protesters march up San Jacinto, back toward the J.J. Picle Building after shutting down traffic on Sixth Street, Jan. 10, 2026 during a protest to decry Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), in solidarity with nation-wide protests after the killing of Renee Good, a Minneapolis woman, by ICE agents on January 7. (Sara Diggins/Austin American-Statesman)
The claim: The fatal shooting of a Minneapolis woman in her car by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer Jan. 7 brought more scrutiny on Trump-era training requirements.
On CNN's "State of the Union" Jan. 11, U.S. Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., told anchor Jake Tapper the Trump administration had shortened ICE agents' training time while scaling up its hiring.
"Remember we're beefing up ICE 10,000 more agents," Warner said. "They are not getting the traditional five months training. Literally, Jake, the training for the ICE agents now is 47 days. Why 47 days? Because Donald Trump is the 47th president."
He also used this figure Jan. 8 when talking to a liberal commentator and Jan. 12 on CNBC's "Squawk Box."
Other lawmakers, social media posts and journalists repeated the same line in the days after ICE officer Jonathan Ross shot Renee Good.
PolitiFact ruling: Mostly True. News outlets and Homeland Security officials reported cuts to the length of ICE training during Trump's second term, reducing it from about five months to six days a week for eight weeks. That's 48 days of training over a 56-day period. (What it has to do with Trump's status as 47th president is outside of the scope of this fact-check.) Ross, the ICE officer who shot and killed Good, had been with the department for about 10 years.
Two news organizations have since reported that the duration of training was further reduced to about six weeks; spokespersons from DHS and ICE did not respond to our requests for confirmation.
In the big picture, ICE officers' training time has been significantly shortened to a period at or near what Warner cites.
Ross had been a deportation officer with the agency since 2015, The Associated Press reported, so he was subject to earlier, longer training standards.
Warner, who did not respond to PolitiFact, said on CNN that the investigation into Good's killing needed to be completed before people reached conclusions.
When Tapper pointed out to Warner that the ICE agent who shot Good "had at least 10 years experience," Warner said, "So be it, and again that's why there ought to be an investigation."
https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/fact-check-did-trump-administration-100000108.html
Fact check: Did the Trump administration shorten ICE agent training from five months to 47 days?
Madison Czopek, Maria Ramirez UribeMon, January 19, 2026 at 6:00 PM GMT+8
5 min read
Protesters march up San Jacinto, back toward the J.J. Picle Building after shutting down traffic on Sixth Street, Jan. 10, 2026 during a protest to decry Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), in solidarity with nation-wide protests after the killing of Renee Good, a Minneapolis woman, by ICE agents on January 7. (Sara Diggins/Austin American-Statesman)
The claim: The fatal shooting of a Minneapolis woman in her car by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer Jan. 7 brought more scrutiny on Trump-era training requirements.
On CNN's "State of the Union" Jan. 11, U.S. Sen. Mark Warner, D-Va., told anchor Jake Tapper the Trump administration had shortened ICE agents' training time while scaling up its hiring.
"Remember we're beefing up ICE 10,000 more agents," Warner said. "They are not getting the traditional five months training. Literally, Jake, the training for the ICE agents now is 47 days. Why 47 days? Because Donald Trump is the 47th president."
He also used this figure Jan. 8 when talking to a liberal commentator and Jan. 12 on CNBC's "Squawk Box."
Other lawmakers, social media posts and journalists repeated the same line in the days after ICE officer Jonathan Ross shot Renee Good.
PolitiFact ruling: Mostly True. News outlets and Homeland Security officials reported cuts to the length of ICE training during Trump's second term, reducing it from about five months to six days a week for eight weeks. That's 48 days of training over a 56-day period. (What it has to do with Trump's status as 47th president is outside of the scope of this fact-check.) Ross, the ICE officer who shot and killed Good, had been with the department for about 10 years.
Two news organizations have since reported that the duration of training was further reduced to about six weeks; spokespersons from DHS and ICE did not respond to our requests for confirmation.
In the big picture, ICE officers' training time has been significantly shortened to a period at or near what Warner cites.
Discussion
The Trump administration has confirmed to multiple news organizations it shortened the duration of immigration agent training, while taking issue with some outlets' framing and declining to answer follow-up questions. Neither ICE nor DHS responded to PolitiFact's queries. We were unable to confirm whether the number of training days is connected to Trump's status as the 47th president.Ross had been a deportation officer with the agency since 2015, The Associated Press reported, so he was subject to earlier, longer training standards.
Warner, who did not respond to PolitiFact, said on CNN that the investigation into Good's killing needed to be completed before people reached conclusions.
When Tapper pointed out to Warner that the ICE agent who shot Good "had at least 10 years experience," Warner said, "So be it, and again that's why there ought to be an investigation."
https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/fact-check-did-trump-administration-100000108.html
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