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The Independent UK
The Independent UK
Ariana Baio

States push to remove laws that prevent federal officers from being sued after Minnesota shootings

Lawmakers in at least eight states are trying to enact legislation that would allow people to sue federal immigration law enforcement officers when their rights are violated, ending longstanding protections for federal employees.

Following the fatal shootings of two citizens from Minnesota, 37-year-olds Renee Good and Alex Pretti, lawmakers in predominantly Democratic states are seeking to provide people a mechanism to hold immigration officers more accountable.

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