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Does ICE Agent In Renee Good's Shooting Have "Absolute Immunity" From State Charges? Here's What The Law Says.
"That guy is protected by absolute immunity. He was doing his job," J.D. Vance said.

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"That guy is protected by absolute immunity. He was doing his job," J.D. Vance said.

"They stopped at my car, and they proceeded to yell in and said, 'Get out of here.' Well, they used profanity," Destiny Jackson said.
Cell phone footage shared on social media appears to show the moments after Wednesday's shooting took place.
Alisa Porter left for an appointment, then got a call from a neighbor saying her daughter was in handcuffs and her home raided.
Good's parents Tim and Donna Ganger called her "relentlessly hopeful and optimistic which was contagious."
Walz's address came hours after Noem's department announced Operation Metro Surge has led to 2,500 arrests in Minnesota since last month.
"It's just been a revolving door of people in and out," store manager Isabel Moran said, describing the constant flow dropping in and out.
Advocates say what's happening inside the courtrooms is also alarming.
Cellphone footage is providing a closer look at what families say are ICE operations near Minnesota students.
Video appears to show the agents leaving, but not before deploying chemical agents, which were kicked right back at them by the crowd.
"An agent came from behind and pushed me aside. I barely stayed on my feet. He pushed me so hard," City Council Member Elliot Payne said.
At a small toy shop on Grand Avenue in St. Paul, Minnesota, customers aren't just buying board games and plushies.
Luis Escoto and their son, Alex, said there was no reason for ICE to randomly check her immigration status other than the color of her skin.
New polling shows most voters do not think last week's deadly ICE shooting was justified.
WCCO Photojournalist Tom Aviles watched as it happened Tuesday afternoon in Minneapolis.
Around 2,400 federal agents are in the state. That's four times the number of officers in the Minneapolis Police Department.
"They just showed up, spraying people and this is not good," Sadiq Daud said. "Everybody is scared. Everybody scared."
"I think I'm the first deportation officer with a human rights award," Eric O'Denius said.
Young people continue to make their voices heard as federal agents increase their presence outside schools and near school bus stops.
WCCO Investigates is digging in to share who's working with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and what we've learned.