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   Renee Nicole Good, the activist shot by an Immigration and Customs   
   Enforcement agent in Minneapolis last week after the vehicle she was   
   operating made contact with the agent, appears to have been following   
   aggressive tactics promoted by the leftist-funded organizing group   
   Defend the 612.   
      
   Good, 37, had joined ICE Watch, a loose network of activists tracking   
   and aiming to disrupt ICE activities, after discovering the network   
   through her son’s charter school, the New York Post reported.   
      
   “MN ICE Watch,” an Instagram page, shared screenshots from a   
   “de-arrest”   
   primer, which gives agitators advice on how to prevent law enforcement   
   officers from taking someone into custody.   
      
   The primer also appears on a list of “MN Community Response Resources”   
   published by Defend the 612, a group that organizes “ICE Watch”   
   activities. The resources page also recommends a tactic of “following   
   ICE vehicles while honking and blowing on whistles when they are   
   sighted,” aiming to create “traffic jams and slowdowns.”   
      
   While the ICE Watch groups appear to be loosely organized, some of the   
   Left’s dark money nonprofits appear to have bankrolled a nonprofit that   
   has organized a fundraiser for Defend the 612.   
      
   “Interfering with federal law enforcement is a crime,” White House   
   spokeswoman Abigail Jackson told The Daily Signal in a statement Monday.   
   “Anyone who interferes with law enforcement—thus committing a crime—will   
   be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law.”   
      
   Tricia McLaughlin, assistant secretary for public affairs at the   
   Department of Homeland Security, described Good as an agitator and   
   claimed that new evidence shows her “STALKING and IMPEDING a law   
   enforcement operation over the course of the morning” of her death.   
      
   “This footage corroborates what DHS has stated all along—that this   
   individual was impeding law enforcement and weaponized her vehicle in an   
   attempt to kill or cause bodily harm to federal law enforcement,”   
   McLaughlin told The Daily Signal. “The officer was in fear of his own   
   life, the lives of his fellow officers and acted in self-defense. The   
   American people can watch this video with their own eyes and ears and   
   judge for themselves.”   
      
   She warned that “if you weaponize a vehicle, a deadly weapon, to kill or   
   cause bodily harm to a federal law enforcement officer that is an act of   
   domestic terrorism and will be prosecuted as such.”   
      
   McLaughlin added that Homeland Security Secretary Kristi “Noem has been   
   clear: Any rioter who obstructs, impedes, or assaults law enforcement   
   will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.”   
      
   De-Arrest Primer   
   The “de-arrest” primer’s aggressive tactics have gained attention   
   online.   
      
   “A de-arrest, aka an unarrest, is the act of freeing someone who has   
   been seized by Law Enforcement Officers,” the primer states. “A   
   de-arrest can look like physically removing an arrestee from LEOs’   
   grips, opening the door of a car, or pressuring LEOs to release and   
   arrestee.”   
      
   The primer recommends hugging an arrestee with a secure grip; “pulling   
   and pushing an officer off of an arrestee”; opening a car door to let   
   the arrestee go free; and pressuring law enforcement to release   
   arrestees by “totally surrounding the officers who have the arrestee or   
   otherwise blocking them and/or their vehicle.”   
      
   The document celebrates a “de-arrest” as “a ‘shaking off’ which is to   
   say each one is a micro-intifada which can spread and inspire others   
   until we may finally shake off this noxious ruling order all together.”   
      
   “Intifada” refers to the violent resistance of Arabs living in Israel   
   against the Jewish state, particularly during the periods 1987-1993 and   
   2000-2005. Anti-Israel protesters chant the phrase “Globalize the   
   Intifada,” which critics call an incitement to violence and antisemitism   
   against Jews worldwide.   
      
   Who Funds the ‘ICE Watch’ Groups?   
   Defend the 612 appears to take contributions under another name,   
   Cooperation Cannon River. The website Give Butter allows users to   
   contribute to Defend the 612 in a fundraising campaign “organized by   
   Cooperation Cannon River,” a 501(c)(3) nonprofit with the employer   
   identification number 82-0852275.   
      
   Various left-wing nonprofits have contributed to Cooperation Cannon   
   River.   
      
      
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