The New York Times is reporting that FBI Special Agent Tracee Mergen resigned after bureau leadership in Washington pressured her to discontinue a civil rights investigation into the ICE agent who shot and killed Renee Good.
FBI supervisory agent Tracee Mergen in Minneapolis resigned after FBI leadership in DC pressured her to discontinue an investigation into ICE agent Jonathan Ross, who shot & killed Renee Good. An investigation following an agent-involved shooting death is commonplace. www.nytimes.com/2026/01/23/u ...
-- Joyce White Vance (@joycewhitevance.bsky.social) Jan 23, 2026 at 7:52 PM
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FBI SA Tracee Mergen was Supervisor of the Public Corruption Squad in the Minneapolis field office which also handles civil rights cases. Mergen left the FBI "in part due to the pressure on her to reclassify/discontinue the (Renee Good) investigation." An FBI source said Mergen "would not bow to pressure" from leadership. Her squad was also involved in the ongoing probes into public benefits fraud in Minnesota.
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Jonathan Rosshole is a lowlife homicidal thug, callous destroyer of lives and careers. In the Middle East he would be described aptly as a "harami.' Karma never loses an address and we must all enfaust Jonathan Rosshole with a wretched miserable life for wreaking so much pain, anguish, and devastation upon innocent people.
The next non-Republican president should immediately dismantle DHS and ICE as his/her first official act on 20 Jan 2029.

#18 As Donnerboy pointed out, I really meant "V for Vendetta" (not Vengeance).
I should have known since I've only seen it dozens of times since its release in 2005 (including a recent cross-Atlantic flight, watching on my tablet).
My bad! ;-)
Ed Sullivan was definitely an unsung hero, but one of many, many people in entertainment who definitely practiced what they preached.
The vignette you provided is gratefully appreciated.
Thanks.
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No. Nixon fought against that right up until he realized he did not have the power to veto it. Fail try again.
#41 | POSTED BY WILDMAN62
Hey A_MORON you going to follow WildMan5 around now?
In early 1970, as a result of heightened public concerns about deteriorating city air, natural areas littered with debris, and urban water supplies contaminated with dangerous impurities, President Richard Nixon presented the House and Senate a groundbreaking 37-point message on the environment.
Following the council's recommendations, the president sent to Congress a plan to consolidate many environmental responsibilities of the federal government under one agency, a new Environmental Protection Agency. This reorganization would permit response to environmental problems in a manner beyond the previous capability of government pollution control programs:
www.epa.gov
LOL WildMan just pulling ---- out of of his ---.
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