The Minnesota shooting is being condemned as excessive force by everyone from liberal economist Paul Krugman to conservatives and libertarians such as The Lincoln Project's Rick Wilson, MS NOW's Joe Scarborough, The Bulwark's Bill Kristol and former Judge Andrew Napolitano (a legal analyst for Newsmax).

Another right-wing voice condemning ICE and the Trump Administration following Good's death is New York Times columnist David French. In his January 11 column, French argues that President Donald Trump and his allies have a way of making a crisis worse — and he points to the Good shooting as a prime example. Trump, French warns, "is putting on a clinic about how to break the United States."

French continues, "He lies. He inflames his base. And — most dangerous of all — he pits the federal government against states and cities, treating them not as partners in constitutional governance but as hostile inferiors that must be brought to heel. That's exactly what has happened in the hours and days since an ICE agent shot and killed Renee Good on the streets of Minneapolis on Wednesday."

Trump showing world 'how to break the United States': conservative

If Ashley Babbitt had been trying to murder a police officer(instead of peacefully protesting) when Michael Byrd shot and killed her, would the left be on her side?

Trump is inciting division & hatred.

He wants riots, so he can step in and declare martial law and suspend elections.

Those of you with your lefty this and righty that crap are just playing into his hands.