I already posted one. But here is more:
"The credibility of ICE and DHS are at stake," said one Republican lawmaker after federal agents fatally shot a second U.S. citizen.
time.com
Despite Trump’s remarks blaming Democrats for the “chaos” in Minneapolis, a growing number of lawmakers within his own party have splintered from his rhetoric. They are instead calling for a “transparent” investigation into the latest Minneapolis shooting and a hard look into the tactics being used by federal agents.
Here are some of the Republicans who are taking that stance:
Sen. Lisa Murkowski of Alaska
Lisa Murkowski, who is part of a bipartisan effort alongside Democratic Sen. Jeanne Shaheen of New Hampshire to introduce a bill to
block Trump from taking over Greenland, has called for a “comprehensive, independent investigation” in order to “rebuild trust.”
She
said the fatal shooting “should raise serious questions within the Administration about the adequacy of immigration-enforcement training and the instructions officers are given on carrying out their mission.”.....
Sen. Bill Cassidy of Louisiana
Bill Cassidy, who serves on the Senate Committee on Veterans Affairs, described the events in Minneapolis as “incredibly disturbing” and said the “credibility of ICE and DHS are at stake” following the shooting.
“There must be a full joint federal and state investigation. We can trust the American people with the truth,”
he urged, echoing
Walz's assertion that the state must be involved in any official reviews of the incident.
Sen. Susan Collins of Maine
Susan Collins, chair of the
Appropriations Committee,
issued a statement calling for the “tragic” shooting to be “thoroughly and transparently investigated to determine whether or not excessive force was used in a situation that may have been able to be diffused without violence.”
Joining the growing number of Republicans to raise concerns about ICE training, she said the shooting “further underscores the importance of equipping federal law enforcement agents with training and body cameras for their safety and the safety of the public.”...
Sen. Thom Tillis of North Carolina
Thom Tillis
called for a “thorough and impartial” investigation into the incident and stepped away from issuing blame at Democratic leadership.
He said a full investigation is the “basic standard that law enforcement and the American people expect following any officer-involved shooting” and urged for transparency between “federal, state, and local law enforcement.”....
Sen. Pete Ricketts of Nebraska
“The nation witnessed a horrifying situation this weekend,”
said Pete Ricketts......
Rep. Michael McCaul of Texas....
Gov. Kevin Stitt of Oklahoma .....
Gov. Phil Scott of Vermont
Phil Scott called the killing in Minneapolis unacceptable.....
enough?