Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey defends profanity-laced remarks after ICE agent fatally shot driver Renee Nicole Good during enforcement operation.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey on Sunday defended the profanity-laced remarks he made last week after an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent fatally shot a driver during an enforcement operation.
Last Wednesday, Frey told ICE officials to “get the f— out of Minneapolis”, sharply criticizing federal authorities for operating in a city that did not welcome the Trump administration’s aggressive immigration agenda. His comments drew widespread criticism, with some authorities asserting that the driver aggravated the situation and prompted an officer to open fire in self-defense.
“To those that are offended, I’m sorry I offended their delicate ears”, Frey said during NBC News’ “Meet the Press.
