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Some have claimed that ICE is undertrained. Today’s show breaks down what’s going on with ICE.

According to Tim Walz, Donald Trump needs to “pull these untraided officers out of Minnesota before they kill another person.”

“This is, of course, a talking point parroted by everyone on the left right now and by their useful idiots on the liberation/black pill right,” Crowder said.

Both officers involved in the two recent shootings in Minnesota are extensively trained officers.

According to the New York Times:

Mr. Ross joined the Indiana National Guard in 2002, a year after graduating from high school in Peoria, Ill. In November 2004, he deployed to Iraq, and was there for a year, during a time when the insurgency was growing increasingly violent. He served as a gunner in convoys for his logistics unit, but nothing in his record suggests he saw combat.

Mr. Ross was also part of a cohort inside ICE known as the Special Response Team that is trained to handle more dangerous situations. In 2025, S.R.T. members were sent across the nation to cities where Mr. Trump’s immigration crackdown had spurred mass protests, including Los Angeles, Chicago and elsewhere.

“You may be able to argue that some of these new ICE recruits are inexperienced,” Crowder said. “But that does not apply here. You have people who are well experienced, well versed, who are trained in dealing with these situations.”

It was only because of people like Walz that these agents ended up in a situation like this.

“The blame rests squarely with Tim Walz, Jacob Frey, and those who break the law, those who are committing the crimes, and those who support that, and that is the entire Democratic party today. Those people are to blame. So, if you want to get me to doggy pile on ICE officers, even if they made a bad judgment call, I am not going to.”