HOT TOPICS | MAGA Tries to Justify Another ICE Shooting. WTF Is Wrong With These People?!

Don Lemon and his guests assert that Alex Prey, a veteran, was unlawfully killed by ICE agents. Video evidence, particularly a slow-motion clip, shows an officer removing Prey's weapon before he was shot, indicating he was disarmed and posed no immediate threat. This contradicts the administration's narrative that agents feared for their lives.

Michael Fenone, a former police officer, states, 'he was disarmed. And I want to bring, you know, again, as somebody who uh worked in small mission units for the better of 20 years... in hundreds of weapon seizures, I never felt, uh, the need to discharge my firearm.' Senator Ruben Gallego adds, 'That man was clearly clearly assassinated. There's no reason for that mount amount of force that's being used.'

The deployment of ICE agents to 'blue cities' like Minneapolis is described as a deliberate strategy by the Trump administration to intimidate the populace and create chaos. Senator Gallego argues that surging 2,000 federal agents into a city with 600 local officers, telling them they are unaccountable, is designed to bully the city rather than enforce immigration laws professionally.

Senator Ruben Gallego states, 'This is an excuse for this administration to use these federal law enforcements in big cities in big blue cities to intimidate the populace.' Michael Fenone also calls the actions a 'gang-style assault' rather than law enforcement activity.

Michael Fenone posits that the Trump administration intentionally provokes violent confrontations to justify declaring martial law and potentially canceling future elections. He suggests the administration enjoys watching citizens die and likes spreading misinformation because it angers people, leading to reactions that can be used to consolidate power.

Michael Fenone states, 'He wants ICE agents to die so that he can justify declaring martial law and cancel upcoming elections. I think Donald Trump wants this. I think he he likes the mis messaging... because he knows it makes us angry.'

Don Lemon criticizes corporate media, including his former network, for facilitating the administration's lies by providing platforms to officials who spread falsehoods without challenge. He argues that this 'both sides' approach has led to the current political predicament.

Don Lemon states, 'the corporate media, I think that you are in large part responsible for allowing this to happen, for giving a platform to those people.' He specifically criticizes allowing guests to 'talk the ENTIRE TIME' while lying.