US EditionFootage, documents at odds with DHS accounts of immigration enforcement incidents
- On January 7, 2026, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer Jonathan Ross shot and killed Renee Good in Minneapolis, raising scrutiny over federal accounts of the incident.
- Since July 2025, there have been at least 17 open-fire incidents involving federal immigration agents, according to data from The Trace.
- The Department of Homeland Security has frequently asserted that agents acted in self-defense, but video evidence has raised questions about their narratives.
- Experts predict a rise in legal challenges against the Department of Homeland Security due to the growing evidence contradicting official narratives regarding the use of force.
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Footage and Documents Contradict DHS Accounts of Violent Immigration Crackdown Incidents
Growing discrepancies between official Department of Homeland Security accounts and video evidence have sparked a crisis of accountability regarding federal immigration enforcement. While DHS frequently cites self-defense in use-of-force incidents, court records and bystander footage often suggest otherwise. Despite a federal judge’s recent ruling that characterized official testimony as “not credible,” legal doctrines like qualified immunity an…
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Footage, documents at odds with DHS accounts of immigration enforcement incidents
As a growing number of encounters between civilians and Department of Homeland Security agents — including the widely scrutinized fatal shooting of Renee Good in Minneapolis — are scrutinized in court records and on social media, federal officials are returning…
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