Law Professor Rips Apart Dems Over Latest Remarks on the Border Patrol Shooting in Minneapolis
The Border Patrol shot and
killed Alex Pretti, who was armed with a handgun, during an altercation
with these immigration enforcement officers in Minneapolis yesterday.
It’s yet another incident that’s sent ripples through the nation. The
Left is ginned up again, taking to the streets of the city, causing
mayhem.
Below Video from two weeks ago.
Local Democrats and lefty social media once again were off to the
races, calling this an execution. It was not—we don’t know anything yet.
The presser and reaction from Gov. Tim Walz was another circus, with
law professor Jonathan Turley laying into the governor for inflaming the
mob:
Gov. Walz is again inflaming the mob. He is
effectively declaring this to be the murder of a citizen who had a
permit to carry this weapon. He is saying that the state not the federal
government will control the investigation. He does not have that
authority.
The state can clearly have a parallel investigation
and the federal government can do a joint investigation. However, he
cannot dictate how or who will conduct the investigation.
With
thousands in the streets, Walz just did all that he could to give them
license for their rage. Most of us would never call this a lawful or
unlawful shooting based on one videotape.
Walz calling for his
own investigation is a bit odd when he is actively engaged in his
version of Red Queen justice of a "sentence first -- verdict
afterwards.
Walz just said "quit referring to these people as law
enforcement." That is a new low from the governor. These are law
enforcement officers who put their lives on the line every day. To say
that they are not law enforcement is to further enable the rage.
Walz just said we are being "shot in the face coming out of donut shops." This is not a presser, it is a rage fest by Walz.
Bob
Jacobson just admitted that they had to leave the crime scene because
they did not have enough personnel to control the area. That is quite an
admission after the Governor said that he had all of the personnel he
needed to keep the peace. They could not even hold a crime scene without
retreating.
Walz is blaming the feds for creating "chaos" and
then leaving the scene. It ignores the lack of coordination and
assistance from the state in these operations.
Walz is saying
that they are "slandering this individual" and saying that the federal
government "does not want you to trust your eyes and ears." In other
words, he is conveying, again, that the facts are clear from the video.
Turley also criticized Mayor Jacob Grey going off:
We’re still
early into the investigation. Things would be different if state
officials worked with federal counterparts on this matter, but that’s
not happening.
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