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Trump Rips ‘Professional Agitator’ Renee Good With Promise to Expose Who’s Funding The Radical Left

Updated: POLITICS

President Donald Trump pushed back forcefully Sunday night against what he described as unfair attacks on Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers, saying they are simply enforcing the laws he was elected to uphold.

Speaking with reporters aboard Air Force One while returning to Washington after the weekend at his Mar-a-Lago residence, Trump fielded questions ranging from Iran to credit card interest rates and an upcoming film about first lady Melania Trump. But his frustration was most evident when the topic turned to ICE, whose officers he said have been wrongly vilified for doing their jobs.

Trump argued that criticism of ICE is really an attack on border enforcement itself, accusing opponents of undermining law enforcement while ignoring the consequences of illegal immigration.

Trump also delivered especially blunt criticism of anti-ICE protester Renee Nicole Good, who was shot and killed last Wednesday after driving her two-ton Honda Pilot in what authorities described as a threatening manner toward ICE officers. The president labeled Good a “professional agitator,” calling her actions — and those of her “friend,” Becca Good — “outrageous,” and said the incident underscored the dangers federal officers face while enforcing immigration law.

“It was highly disrespectful of law enforcement,” said Trump. “The woman and her friend were highly disrespectful of law enforcement. You saw that. They were harassing, they were following [ICE] for days and for hours. And I think, frankly they’re professional agitators. And we are going to find out who’s paying for it.”

Turning to the professional-looking signs held by some anti-ICE protesters, the president added, “These are professional agitators. And law enforcement should not be put in a position where they have to put up with this stuff. What that woman and her friend – and their other friends – were doing to law enforcement, not just ICE, but law enforcement, was just outrageous.”

Later during the gaggle, Trump went back to Renee Good: “The woman was very violent – she’s a very radical person. It’s very sad what happened. Her friend was very radical.”

He was then asked by a reporter if the ICE agent involved in the shooting would “be back on the force,” but the president shifted the attention back onto Good, saying, “We have to respect our law enforcement. At a very minimum, [Renee Good] was very, very disrespectful to law enforcement.”

He made it very clear that “you can’t do that with law enforcement, whether it’s police, or ICE, or Border Patrol — or anybody else.” He then voiced support for the men and women of law enforcement, stating it’s “what I got elected on.”

Minneapolis “ICE Watch” radical Renee Nicole Good was shot and killed on Jan. 7 after accelerating her vehicle toward an ICE agent during a federal enforcement operation. Authorities said the agent fired in response to the immediate threat.

Good’s partner, Rebecca Good, stood near the vehicle, taunting officers and shouting “drive, baby, drive,” as the confrontation escalated. Democrats have since portrayed Renee Good as an innocent bystander, but multiple videos of the incident show both women actively involved in stalking and harassing federal officers and engaging in behavior agents described as threatening at the scene.

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