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MAGA Caller STILL Defends ICE Shooting After Cell Phone Video Is Released

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January 10, 2026

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A MAGA caller insists the ICE shooting was “self-defense” — and Brian Shapiro dismantles the argument point-by-point using the video timeline, use-of-force logic, and basic standards for an independent investigation.

This heated exchange focuses on what the footage shows (and what it doesn’t): alleged vehicle contact, lack of visible injury, protocol violations, escalation vs de-escalation, and the controversial second/third shots fired through the driver-side window. Brian also forces agreement on a key point: without an independent investigation, the public can’t trust the outcome.

If you’re following the Minneapolis ICE shooting story, use-of-force debates, body cam questions, or the broader fight over law enforcement accountability, this is a must-watch confrontation.

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