Minneapolis unrest

You may remember that one day prior to the shooting of Renee Good in Minneapolis, the city's Mayor Jacob Frey  was on CNN's OutFront with Erin Burnett accusing ICE of being racist and "sowing chaos" on the streets of his city, with no push-back. On Thursday night, CNN hosted Frey on The Source with Kaitlan Collins, and he was allowed to go off unchecked once again.…

Before the Department of Homeland Security shutdown at midnight on Saturday as a result of Democrats demanding certain ICE reforms, ABC’s World News Tonight host David Muir and chief White House correspondent Mary Bruce declined to inform their viewers that ICE will be largely immune from the shutdown.

MS NOW host Jonathan Capehart and former New York Times columnist-turned-podcaster and staff writer for The Atlantic David Brooks returned to PBS News Hour on Friday to declare victory for the anti-ICE crowds in Minnesota by comparing them to the Civil Rights Movement and the Underground Railroad.

After Thursday's press conference by Border Czar Tom Homan in Minneapolis, Morning Joe co-host Mika Brzezinski went on a spiraling tirade against Homan’s ICE “bros” and “untrained idiots” in a seeming mental breakdown in the 9 a.m. hour of the show.

Thursday's episode of Comedy Central’s The Daily Show had a remarkable double standard on the idea of illegal immigration. On one hand, Americans living illegally in Mexico were sarcastically mocked and denounced for not assimilating into the local culture and having a negative economic impact, but later, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey joined host-of-the-week Jordan Klepper to lead a…

“Do you think you’re going to Hell?” This is apparently considered a highly newsworthy question by the Bari Weiss-led CBS Evening News. CBS not only aired Democrat Rep. LaMonica McIver’s question to the ICE director, but anchor Tony Dokoupil quoted it in his introduction to correspondent Nicole Sganga’s very one-sided story.

Violent anti-ICE protests have continued in Minneapolis despite a reduction of agents on the ground. Last Saturday, more than 40 demonstrators  were arrested  during a violence-filled gathering outside the Bishop Henry Whipple Federal Building in Minneapolis. State and local police were involved, dangerous objects were thrown, one officer was struck in the head, but the big 3 nightly news…

During Monday's Morning Joe, so-called ‘conservative’ writer Matt Lewis alleged ICE was “buying” local police forces across the country through the federal 287(g) program in order to serve as a “paramilitary” force for a possible plot by President Donald Trump to steal the midterm elections.

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As the signs of cognitive decline became too obvious to ignore, President Joe Biden stopped granting access to the media, including for the traditional Super Bowl interview. President Donald Trump restored this norm upon reelection, sitting down this year with NBC’s Tom Llamas.

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During Thursday’s Morning Joe interview with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY), host Joe Scarborough teamed up with the senator to call ICE “secret police,” along with comparisons of ICE actions to the Ku Klux Klan. Of course, he was “not comparing anything to anything,” but “just saying.”

ABC’s Jimmy Kimmel reacted to parts of President Trump’s Super Bowl interview with NBC’s Tom Llamas on his Thursday show with all of the subtlety one can expect from him, which is to say none at all. According to Kimmel, Trump’s declaration that nobody feels worse about the deaths of Renee Good and Alex Pretti is akin to saying nobody felt worse for serial killer John Wayne Gacy’s victims than…

NPR was eagerly touting their new NPR/PBS Marist Poll to underline the effectiveness of their advocacy: 65 percent of Americans, up from 54 percent in June of 2025, think the actions of ICE have “gone too far” in enforcing immigration laws. Pollsters don’t ask if the actions of ICE protesters have “gone too far.”