If I wanted to victim blame her for the entire scenario I wouldn't be wasting time acknowledging that the agent involved in the shooting may not have been in the kind of danger that would warrant lethal force. I'm just pointing out that her actions leading up to the incident very likely contributed to the escalation. It doesn't make the agent's actions necessarily right, but I'm of the opinion that it could have been averted if people acted differently. Whether that took the form of her NOT interfering with the immigration enforcement or be it if the agent handled the situation more calmy from their end. Unfortunately that's something you only get from hindsight, which won't bring her back or change the current outcome.
What is the point of this? Yes, there were a number of choices of people involved that led to that fatal moment. Do you intend to list them all? If Renee had never gotten out of bed that morning, she'd probably still be alive. If the battle of Hastings had gone the other way...
No, you also learn it from being properly trained and experienced.
That's easy to say with hindsight.
Part of the problem is that sanctuary cities and states would rather encourage illegal immigration at any cost rather than enforce immigration law. Obama deported way more people than Trump at this stage of his term but had less fan fair with it because the states cooperated more with his administration at the time.
How exactly was she interfering? The assumption seems to be that she was blocking their way (?) but she expressly waved them around her when they approached her vehicle, and her car was not completely blocking the road. So seems like a pretty weak allegation. Makes more sense that they were itching to be abusive thugs.
Even if that were true, what part of that problem is solved by creating an untrained, trigger-happy national police force, imposing them on skeptical local jurisdictions, and declaring them to be above the law? Local jurisdictions do not enforce immigration laws because the Constitution says they don't have to. That's the rule of law. What part of the modern ICE force is rule of law? It's pure thuggery and intimidation. "Just do what we say and no one will get hurt" is pretty far from the rule of law.
No. But I distinctly remember how his administration kept immigrants in cages that you would call concentration camps if we use the current favored vernacular
