SHAPIRO: Homeland Security representative defends ICE's visible presence |
Tricia McLaughlin, assistant secretary for public affairs at the Department of Homeland Security, emphasized that ICE's 'top priority' remains violent offenders
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There is still chaos surrounding Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations, and nowhere is the anger more palpable than in cities like Minneapolis. Protesters insist they are exercising their rights, even as some cross legal lines. The distinction matters. Observing ICE is lawful. Obstructing ICE is not. And when citizens interfere with a federal operation, they risk serious consequences under federal law.
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According to The Washington Post, “The fatal shooting of Renee Good last week, as ICE officers and residents faced off on a residential street here, has brought new attention to these activities. … Federal court rulings say citizens can observe........