Most Americans think ICE was not justified in killing Renee Good - LGBTQ Nation

"A majority of registered U.S. voters do not believe that ICE agent Jonathan Ross was justified when he shot queer mother Renee Good to death in Minneapolis last week. A Quinnipiac Poll found that 82% of registered voters had seen a video of Good being shot. 53% of respondents said that the shooting was not justified, while 35% said it was, and 12% had no opinion."

"The divide was largely partisan. Democrats (92%) were more likely to say it wasn't justified, compared to Republicans (10%). Most independents (59%) also thought it wasn't justified. Men were more likely to say that the shooting was justified than women, but even a plurality of men (44%) said it was not justified, and a smaller percentage (42%) said it was justified. 61% of women said it was not justified, compared to 30% of women who said that it was justified."

Quinnipiac found 82% of registered voters had seen video of Renee Good being shot. Fifty-three percent said the shooting was not justified, 35% said it was justified, and 12% had no opinion. Party divisions were stark: 92% of Democrats said it was not justified versus 10% of Republicans, and 59% of independents also said it was not justified. Men were more likely than women to view the shooting as justified, though 44% of men still said it was not justified while 61% of women said it was not justified. The poll surveyed 1,133 voters January 8–12. Approval of ICE and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem showed partisan splits, with 57% disapproving of ICE enforcement and 52% disapproving of Noem.

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