The latest reporting from Minneapolis after an ICE agent fatally shoots a woman is being covered in a special report. The U.S. seizure of two oil tankers linked to Venezuela is also making headlines. In this episode of "The Takeout with Major Garrett," we'll delve into the details of these stories and more. Major Garrett joins us to discuss the latest on the Minneapolis shooting and what it says about the state of immigration enforcement in America.
In our first segment, CBS News correspondent David Morgan reports live from Minneapolis, where an ICE agent fatally shot a woman during an arrest at her home. Morgan explains that the incident has sparked widespread outrage and calls for greater accountability within Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Next, we'll take a closer look at the U.S. seizure of two oil tankers linked to Venezuela. The operation, carried out by a joint task force between the U.S. Coast Guard and other agencies, aimed to disrupt Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro's efforts to circumvent international sanctions.
Later in the show, Major Garrett joins us to discuss his reporting on the Minneapolis shooting and what it reveals about the complexities of immigration enforcement in America. He'll also share some of his thoughts on how this incident fits into the broader national conversation around border security and immigration policy.
Throughout our conversation with Major Garrett, we'll be exploring these stories and more, from the intersection of law enforcement and immigration to the diplomatic implications of Venezuela's efforts to circumvent international sanctions.
We'll also have a chance to hear from some of the people most affected by this crisis, including those directly impacted by the Minneapolis shooting and families of the individuals involved in the U.S. seizure of oil tankers linked to Venezuela.
In our first segment, CBS News correspondent David Morgan reports live from Minneapolis, where an ICE agent fatally shot a woman during an arrest at her home. Morgan explains that the incident has sparked widespread outrage and calls for greater accountability within Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Next, we'll take a closer look at the U.S. seizure of two oil tankers linked to Venezuela. The operation, carried out by a joint task force between the U.S. Coast Guard and other agencies, aimed to disrupt Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro's efforts to circumvent international sanctions.
Later in the show, Major Garrett joins us to discuss his reporting on the Minneapolis shooting and what it reveals about the complexities of immigration enforcement in America. He'll also share some of his thoughts on how this incident fits into the broader national conversation around border security and immigration policy.
Throughout our conversation with Major Garrett, we'll be exploring these stories and more, from the intersection of law enforcement and immigration to the diplomatic implications of Venezuela's efforts to circumvent international sanctions.
We'll also have a chance to hear from some of the people most affected by this crisis, including those directly impacted by the Minneapolis shooting and families of the individuals involved in the U.S. seizure of oil tankers linked to Venezuela.
. I mean, a woman just trying to live her life gets shot and killed? It's just not right. We need to rethink our immigration system, it's all so... complicated 
. And those oil tankers? Just another example of how powerful countries can manipulate the system to get what they want 
. But at what cost? Families torn apart, lives lost... it's just too much 
. We need to have a real conversation about this, not just talk around it 
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like, an ICE agent just fatally shoots a woman at her home? 
and now they're saying it's sparking outrage and calls for greater accountability... but isn't that already happening? 
didn't we see similar stories of police brutality and abuse of power with Black Lives Matter? 
is this any different? 
we need to make sure our immigration laws are fair and just for everyone, not just targeting certain groups 
. #ImmigrationReformNow #AccountabilityMatters #JusticeForAll
, so shocking that an ICE agent would shoot someone in their own home like that! Interesting how it's sparking a lot of outrage and calls for accountability within the agency... think they need to really re-examine their policies on immigration enforcement 
. We're already living in a world where cops get away with pretty much anything, so why should immigration agents be held to a higher standard? The fact is, the system is broken and we need to start questioning why people are allowed to carry guns and make life-or-death decisions on their own 
They're not supposed to be police officers, but they're treated like them. And when someone gets hurt, we just shrug it off and say "oh well, that's the risk of the job". It's like we expect people to sign up for a game where you might get shot at or have your house broken into 
how can we expect people to trust law enforcement when they're not even following their own rules? 
and now there are calls for accountability... about time 
everyone deserves justice and respect, regardless of immigration status 