Nick Miroff

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395 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 20 Jul

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Radio Atlantic · Do ICE Officers Have 'Immunity'? · 15 Jan 2026 podcast

And so, again, a lot of the ICE officers I've talked to about this think, you know, it probably wasn't.

We could end up where it was or wasn't.

It was.

And they think, you know, you could end up with a kind of situation where he will be faulted for putting himself in a dangerous situation, but he wouldn't be held criminally liable for killing Rene Good because the vehicle was coming at him and he had a reasonable fear that, you know, he could be killed or injured.

I think it emboldens them.

I think when they see other administration officials with this kind of unqualified defense of whatever they're doing and an investigation that is trying to criminalize Renee Good and her partner, turning the focus of the attention to them,

You know, I think that that undoubtedly sends a signal to continue to do what they're doing, to not give any ground to protesters or to public officials in Minnesota.

And what we saw in Chicago in the late summer and fall was not dissimilar.

They shot and killed a guy who wouldn't comply with their orders in his car.

They shot a protester, Marimar Martinez, who was in her vehicle five times.

And then tried to charge her with, you know, federal crime, ultimately dropping the charges.

But again, we saw protesters and agents and officers in these intense confrontations in the street.

We saw them pulling their guns.

We saw them shooting people.

But, you know, once the evidence made its way into courtrooms and it started to go badly for the administration, the administration kind of pulled back.

And we're at the stage right now where, you know—

It's too early to say what their response will be once evidence involving the shooting and other incidents is introduced into court.

But it doesn't seem like this administration is going to back down from street-level protests or from public officials in Minneapolis, you know, dropping F-bombs at press conferences.

I don't know.

I mean, I've heard that, but what is an example of a state successfully prosecuting a federal law enforcement officer in recent years based on a use of force incident of this kind?

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