January 1, ICE Agent Hurt in Deadly Car Attack

Wyatt’s Take

• An ICE agent was hurt after being rammed by a car in Minneapolis.
• Video shows the ICE agent acted to defend himself when targeted.
• Media tried to twist the story and downplay the attack on law enforcement.

An ICE agent in Minneapolis was taken to the hospital after being hit by Renee Good’s vehicle during an immigration enforcement operation. DHS officials later confirmed the agent, Jonathan Ross, suffered internal bleeding and other injuries as a result.

Video evidence from several angles captured the moment Good drove into Ross, who was standing in front of her car, after agents ordered her to stop interfering. The footage supports the claim that Ross acted in self-defense when he shot her.

On the day of the attack, DHS Secretary Kristi Noem shared that Ross had been treated and released from the hospital. Later, more details came out that Ross had been hurt in a similar car attack months before, leaving him with serious injuries that required dozens of stitches.

Commander Gregory Bovino said Ross has faced threats since the attack and was being kept safe as he heals.

Despite the evidence, popular media and some politicians kept pushing the story that Good was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time. But reports and new details show she was actively blocking ICE vehicles and refusing lawful orders. She was also linked to a group that aims to disrupt immigration enforcement efforts.

Some tried to claim Good never actually hit Ross, but internal bleeding proves otherwise. The video also showed her steering at Ross and accelerating. The orders were clear—she was told to stop and get out, but she refused.

When evidence proved Ross was struck, leftist pundits ignored the danger and claimed the injuries didn’t matter. In reality, using a car to ram someone is lethal force and justifies self-defense. Even if contact hadn’t been made, the threat was real and immediate.

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Wyatt Matters

This story is about the dangers faced by law enforcement and the importance of standing firm against attacks on those who defend our laws. Folks in Middle America know right from wrong and won’t be fooled by twisted stories that ignore the facts.