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5:20Now PlayingAfter Kristi Noem’s defense of an ICE officer collapsed, the Trump administration sent JD Vance to clean it up — and it went horribly wrong. Vance falsely claimed the ICE agent who killed a woman had “absolute immunity,” screamed at reporters, attacked Minnesota officials, and suggested local prosecutors should be punished for even considering charges. That claim is legally false: federal agents do not have absolute immunity, and they can be prosecuted when they break the law. Farron Cousins explains what's happening.
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