Federal Overreach in Minneapolis Shooting Case Undermines State Sovereignty and Accountability

The tragic death of 37-year-old Renee Good during a fatal shooting by a federal immigration officer in Minneapolis has ignited more than just grief—it has sparked a fierce jurisdictional battle that strikes at the heart of American principles: state sovereignty and governmental accountability. When federal authorities barred Minnesota investigators from accessing evidence and declared that state law enforcement has no jurisdiction, they set a dangerous precedent. How can communities trust justice will be served when Washington unilaterally decides who investigates crimes committed on their soil? This is not just a bureaucratic dispute; it is a fundamental challenge to the rule...