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Brit Hume on Deadly Shooting by ICE: ‘This Is Intense,’ These Agents Had Every Right To Be There

‘I don’t think I’ve seen conflict between the federal government and the states as intense as this since the civil rights movement’
By Grabien Staff

RUSH EXCERPT:
HUME: "Well, I don’t think I have seen the conflict between the federal government and the states as intense as this since the civil rights movement in the 1960s. When southern states were trying to block enforcement civil rights laws and the rest of it. This is intense. I mean, these agents, these ice agents had every right to be there, indeed one might argue they had a duty to be there. They’re this nation’s enforcer of the immigration laws. They certain will he would like, as you heard her say cooperation from local and other officials. This is their job. There is no evidence they weren’t doing their job or doing it properly. And the way that these local officials are acting is extraordinary. And the state that that mayor made laced with obscenities telling the agents to get the f — he didn’t say f out of Minnesota is something we haven’t seen in a very long time indeed. I can’t believe that across the country this will sit well with the public."

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