Vice President JD Vance's claim that the ICE agent who shot and killed Minneapolis mother Renee Nicole Good is protected by 'absolute immunity' has been flatly rejected by legal experts, who have labelled the assertion 'absolutely ridiculous' and legally unfounded.
The public rebuke from seasoned attorneys and constitutional law scholars marks a significant challenge to the White House's narrative of self-defence. It shifts the focus from the chaotic events on the ground to a high-stakes legal battle over federal accountability.
