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Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirsti Noem went on CNN on Sunday morning to try to justify the murder of a 37-year-old mother by an immigration agent last week, and some of her comments left one ex-GOP speechwriter stunned.

Noem joined CNN's Jake Tapper on "State of the Union" on Sunday morning, where the two discussed the recent killing of Renee Good in Minneapolis. Tapper confronted Noem about several claims she made about Good in the aftermath of her death, including that she had weaponized her car against the agent who shot and killed her, Jonathan Ross, and that she was on scene to agitate the immigration agents who were conducting a raid.

A prominent voting rights lawyer slammed Vice President JD Vance on Sunday for his latest "lie" about the lethal shooting in Minneapolis.

Last week, an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer shot and killed 37-year-old Renee Good as she was in her car trying to leave the scene of an immigration raid. Good's killing sparked protests across the country and increased calls for Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem to be impeached.

A shocking video circulating on social media on Sunday appeared to show protesters, activists, and some shoppers at a Target in St. Paul, Minnesota hounding Border Patrol chief Greg Bovino and a caravan of agents after they stopped by the store for a bathroom break.

The video was published by Ford Fisher, editor-in-chief of News2Share, and showed Bovino quickly exiting the men's restroom in Target and making his way to the exit. He was surrounded by Customs and Border Patrol agents, one of whom was also recording the interaction. Along the way, Bovino and the agents were berated with comments like "F--- you!" and "You're a f------ coward."

A House Democrat clashed with a Fox News host on Sunday over claims about who is to blame in the deadly shooting in Minneapolis, Minnesota, last week.

Last week, a 37-year-old mother named Renee Good was gunned down by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent named Jonathan Ross while Good was trying to leave the scene of an immigration raid. Good's killing sparked protests across the country and increased scrutiny of President Donald Trump's administration over its deportation practices.

President Donald Trump’s border czar Tom Homan erupted Sunday after NBC News’ Kristen Welker pressed him on an alleged $50,000 cash bribe he reportedly took in exchange for dishing out government contracts to private prisons.

Last September, it was revealed that Homan had been ensnared in an FBI probe in 2024, and was being investigated by the agency for allegedly accepting a $50,000 cash bribe from undercover FBI agents in exchange for promising to award private prisons lucrative government contracts under the second Trump administration.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem was put in the hot seat on CNN Sunday after being backed into a corner over her “different standard” when it came to when law enforcement should be allowed to use deadly force.

Noem appeared with CNN’s Jack Tapper to fiercely defend the deadly use of force in the killing of Rene Good, a Minnesota woman who was fatally shot Wednesday by a federal immigration agent. She argued that by Good having accelerated her vehicle in the direction of the agent, she had become a physical threat, and therefore, her killing was justified.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem was called out Sunday on CNN for repeatedly dodging Jake Tapper’s questions about her claim that Renee Good – the Minnesota woman fatally shot by an immigration agent last week – had engaged in “domestic terrorism.”

Good was shot last Wednesday in Minneapolis by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent while in her vehicle, and after being given conflicting commands by law enforcement. The killing was fiercely defended by the Trump administration, whereas critics have called for the agent to face murder charges.

Sen. Markwayne Mullin (R-OK) appeared on CNN Sunday to defend the fatal shooting of Renee Good, the Minnesota woman shot last week by a federal immigration agent, but was called out in real time for contradicting his own argument in defense of the killing.

Good was shot on Wednesday in Minneapolis by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent Jonathan Ross while in her vehicle, and after being issued conflicting commands, with one agent ordering her to “drive away,” and another, demanding she “get out of her car.” Good accelerated her vehicle just moments after Ross positioned himself in front of it, leading Ross to discharge his firearm three times.