Nick, do you remember the last time we made an episode about ICE?

I do. I remember it was the first interview you did by yourself here at Civics 101.

And you were nervous. This was like eight years ago, right?

May 2018. And yeah, I was nervous. We had just become the hosts of the show. This was only the third

episode we had made as hosts of the show. And I was like, oh, man, how do you make a Civics

101 episode about this agency that is really unpopular right now?

More protests are expected this morning after a 37-year-old Minneapolis man was shot and killed

by a federal agent.

Christian Bina Vides reports the incident happened on the hills of the shooting death of Renee

Good and has led to escalating tensions between protesters and federal officers.

Fast-moving developments in Minneapolis after a protester,

Alex Prady was shot and killed by federal agents in broad daylight over the weekend.

I mean, we've got a deadly shooting here.

We have to have an investigation, and you've got protesters screaming on the ground in front of us,

emotional, throwing trash cans, barricading.

Is it worth it, buddy? It's worth it? All right, we'll see. When you're in jail,

you're hoping to protect you for long. If you're in jail,

so how do you make a second civics 101 episode about ICE?

Well, you start all over again in 2026.

That's how. This is Civics 101. I'm Hannah McCarthy. I'm Nacapadice. And today, ICE, Immigration and Customs Enforcement. And again, we do already have an episode about ICE. It explains a lot,

but it doesn't really get to what is happening right now. So two things. I recommend you go back and

listen to that episode if you want to know why ICE exists and what the deal was in the second

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