Laken Riley's killer was an illegal alien who never should have been here.
Now two Americans are dead in Minneapolis, and the media wants you to believe they were innocent bystanders.
David Sacks just explained exactly what's happening on those frozen streets – and it's nothing like what CNN is telling you.
What Operation Metro Surge Really Is – Organized Interference, Not Protests
Sacks laid it out on his All-In Podcast in terms the mainstream media refuses to use.
ICE agents arrive with warrants to arrest specific criminal aliens – people who committed crimes after entering illegally – and find themselves surrounded by coordinated interference.
The agitators track ICE movements through encrypted chat groups, follow agents to hotels, use cars to block roads, and deploy bullhorns and whistles to alert criminals they're about to be arrested.
Sacks explained that Renee Good hit an officer with her SUV, triggering Minnesota law – signed by Tim Walz in 2020 – that justifies deadly force.
Alex Pretti kicked an agent's car while armed with a holstered gun, creating the exact scenario every gun owner knows to avoid.
You become the most careful pacifist when armed around law enforcement, because one wrong move makes officers fear for their lives.
The media airbrushed Pretti's photos and edited footage to manufacture sympathy while burying the context that would explain why federal agents felt threatened.
According to Sacks, murders are down 20% from last year, and Americans overwhelmingly support deportations – 55% want all illegal aliens removed, while over 90% want criminal aliens deported.
Tim Walz And Jacob Frey's DOJ Investigation Started With This Calculated Risk
Minneapolis police should have created a perimeter to keep agitators away from ICE officers executing lawful warrants.
They were ordered not to.
Walz and Mayor Jacob Frey created a vacuum that allowed physical interference with federal law enforcement, and two Americans died as a result.
Sacks identified the first reason for this calculated risk: the fraud scandal.
YouTuber Nick Shirley exposed roughly $8 billion stolen through Minnesota welfare schemes, and the resistance campaign made everyone forget about it.
Lead federal prosecutor Joe Thompson and five other prosecutors resigned from the Feeding Our Future case – the largest pandemic fraud in U.S. history – after Renee Good's killing.
Thompson had called Minnesota a national poster child for public corruption while prosecuting 78 defendants for stealing $250 million meant for hungry children.
Now that case faces collapse at the exact moment national attention shifted to Minneapolis street confrontations.
The Minnesota Fraud Scandal Democrats Are Desperate To Bury
The 2030 apportionment forecast shows blue states losing nine House seats and electoral votes as citizens flee for red states.
Illegal aliens have been propping up those population numbers because they count toward the census.
Sacks explained that Trump would have won an additional nine electoral votes in the last election with accurate counting.
This isn't about compassion or principle – it's bare-knuckle politics where illegal immigrants form a vital part of the Democrat power base.
Party leaders don't care how many innocent Americans get hurt protecting that advantage.
Walz proclaimed January 9th as Renee Good Day while his police stood down and let agitators create the deadly conditions.
Frey told ICE to leave Minneapolis while encrypted chat groups coordinated interference with federal law enforcement.
Democrats needed massive resistance to thwart the deportation policy Americans voted for, and they got it at the cost of two American lives.
The mainstream media won't connect these dots because doing so reveals Democrats are willing to sacrifice Americans to maintain power through census manipulation and protect welfare fraud that funnels billions to criminals instead of hungry children.
Sources:
- David Sacks, "Media Coverage Masks Organized, Politically-Motivated Interference With ICE," Real Clear Politics, February 1, 2026.
- "Operation Metro Surge," Wikipedia, February 2, 2026.
- "Killing of Alex Pretti," Wikipedia, February 2, 2026.
- "Killing of Renée Good," Wikipedia, February 2, 2026.
- "Feeding Our Future," Wikipedia, January 2026.
- Michael Walsh, "Lead Minnesota prosecutor in Feeding Our Future fraud case resigns," Fox News, January 2026.
- CBS News, "Everything we know about Minnesota's massive fraud schemes," January 2026.