GOP’s Hasan Piker Plan IMPLODES as Renee Good’s Family Sues Trump - Video

Republicans are privately admitting that their plan to turn Hasan Piker into the face of the midterms is failing. Meanwhile, Renee Good’s family is suing the Trump administration as new reporting exposes deaths, medical neglect and alleged cover-ups inside ICE detention.

First, Kat Tenbarge of Spitfire News breaks down the GOP’s increasingly bizarre fixation on Hasan Piker. Republicans projected the leftist streamer’s thirst traps at their midterm convention, used him to attack Democratic candidates and even aired an old comedy clip of Hasan wearing a French maid outfit on Jesse Watters’ Fox News show.

But according to reporting from Zeteo, Republican operatives and Trump advisers privately recognize that the strategy is a dud. Internal polling reportedly shows that most voters do not know who Hasan is—and many who dislike him were already voting Republican.

Kat explains why attacking a Twitch streamer is not going to make voters forget about rising prices, Trump’s war with Iran or his administration’s deeply unpopular record. She also examines how Hasan’s outspoken support for Palestine has made him a target of both Republicans and establishment Democrats—and why the attacks may only be introducing more young people to his politics.

Then Mason of @onehandpolitics covers the two lawsuits filed by Renee Good’s family and partner, Becca Good. Good, a 37-year-old mother, was fatally shot inside her car by ICE agent Jonathan Ross during the Trump administration’s Operation Metro Surge in Minneapolis.

The lawsuits allege wrongful death, excessive force and a conspiracy to violate civil rights. They name Ross and senior Trump administration officials while arguing that Good’s death was a predictable consequence of the administration’s immigration crackdown. Federal officials claimed Ross acted in self-defense and branded Good a “domestic terrorist,” while Minnesota authorities say the federal government obstructed their efforts to investigate.

Mason then expands the story beyond one shooting. Human Rights Watch documented 52 deaths in ICE custody during the first 500 days of Trump’s second term—approximately one death every 10 days. The mortality rate is reportedly the highest in nearly two decades and has more than doubled since Trump returned to office.

Internal ICE reports also found that medical care fell below safe standards in 27 of 33 examined deaths. ICE briefly published those reports before removing them from its website.

After documenting recurring patterns of discriminatory detention, excessive force, dangerous conditions and failures of accountability, Amnesty International concluded that ICE is fundamentally broken and must be abolished.

Kat and Mason explain why Democrats cannot allow Republicans to control the immigration debate—and why replacing Trump’s allies in the midterms is the first step toward holding ICE accountable.

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