Former MSNBC Host Admits Woman Fatally Shot In Minneapolis Was ‘ICE Interrupter’
Former MSNBC host Joy Reid admitted during a Monday interview with podcaster Angela Yee that Renee Nicole Good was part of a group of “ICE interrupters” that sought to obstruct federal immigration enforcement. Good was…


Former MSNBC host Joy Reid admitted during a Monday interview with podcaster Angela Yee that Renee Nicole Good was part of a group of “ICE interrupters” that sought to obstruct federal immigration enforcement.
Good was fatally shot by a United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent during a Jan. 7 enforcement operation, raising tensions between state and local officials and the federal government. Reid, appearing on Monday’s episode of “Way Up with Angela Yee,” said that Good had sought to prevent ICE agents from apprehending illegal immigrants.
“This woman was part of a group of people who they train to try to be ICE interrupters. And what they try to do is observe what ICE is doing, film them, and try to use their white privilege. to be honest, they’re mainly white people, which is what we asked them to do, right?” Reid said. “Because black people… we can’t put our bodies on the line because cops will shoot us.”
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“And so the presumption had been, particularly a white woman, remember, part of the rationale for doing this with ICE is to save white women from being ravaged by criminal brown men,” Reid continued, referencing the outcry over the murders of Laken Riley, Rachel Morin and Jocelyn Nungaray


