The Department of Homeland Security gave Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers Tuesday a “reminder” that they have “federal immunity” over their conduct while on the job – a claim that resurfaces as the agency faces scrutiny for defending the officer who fatally shot Renee Good.
In an X post, DHS resurfaced a clip of Stephen Miller, the White House deputy chief of staff for policy who is also a central figure in the administration’s immigration agenda, talking about the sweeping immunity.
