Homeland Security Declares 'Domestic Terrorism' Before Investigation, Controls Own Probe
Noem's administration declared Renee Nicole Good's actions an 'act of domestic terrorism' just hours after an ICE agent shot her, before any actual investigation concluded. (A startlingly swift judgment, wouldn't you say?) Now, conveniently, DHS controls the entire probe, blocking state investigators from case materials and evidence. This isn't just defending an officer; it sounds suspiciously
like a cover-up masquerading as 'national security.' One might wonder if due process applies when the accuser, judge, and jury are all the same entity. Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey called Noem's narrative 'garbage,' a sentiment likely shared by anyone who believes in independent investigations. The optics of the federal government immediately branding a shooting victim a 'terrorist,' then seizing
control of the investigation, certainly raises questions about their commitment to transparency, or even basic fairness, for that matter. Perhaps Noem thinks a few hundred more agents will help clarify her unilateral declarations.