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4:19Now PlayingRepublican House Speaker Mike Johnson makes damning admission during press conference over ICE nightmare. John Iadarola and Sharon Reed break it down on The Damage Report. Leave a comment with your thoughts below!
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Mike Johnson Says ICE Shooting a Priest Doesn’t Cross the Line
"House Speaker Mike Johnson thinks faith leaders and journalists are fair targets for federal law enforcement officers that have descended on Chicago.
During a press conference Tuesday, Johnson flailed when asked where he’d draw the line on brutality by federal officers carrying out President Donald Trump’s “Operation Midway Blitz.”
“We’ve seen images out of Chicago of federal agents shooting faith leaders with pepper balls and arresting journalists,” a reporter said. “Where’s the limit for you on what’s acceptable conduct by federal law enforcement? And when is it incumbent on Congress to amend oversight on federal law enforcement?”
“I’ve not seen them cross the line yet,” Johnson replied, saying that there were some committees with jurisdiction over federal law enforcement. “It’s not risen to that level.”"
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