That video became the catalyst for widespread protests almost immediately. In cities across the United States, demonstrators gathered to condemn ICE, the shooting, and broader immigration enforcement tactics. Many protests were peaceful, but others escalated into confrontations with police. In Minneapolis, authorities reported that demonstrations turned violent Friday night, with rocks and chunks of ice thrown at officers. Twenty-nine citations were issued as police worked to disperse crowds and restore order.
Homan acknowledged the tragedy of Good’s death but pushed back strongly against what he described as a rush to judgment. In an interview with Dr. Phil McGraw, he urged the public to allow investigators to complete their work before labeling the shooting as criminal or unjustified. He emphasized that no law enforcement officer takes lethal force lightly and that the agent involved is reportedly shaken and deeply affected by the outcome. Continue reading…
