The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show It's a Numbers Game: Was the ICE Agent Justified? Legal Analysis of the Minneapolis Incident with Attorney Marina Medvin
Jan 9, 2026
Marina Medvin, a senior trial attorney and legal commentator, joins the discussion to delve into the controversial ICE incident in Minneapolis. She breaks down the legal implications of obstructing federal officers and the standards for law enforcement use of force. Key points include the consequences of civilian actions during confrontations, the split-second decisions officers must make, and how recent trends show a rise in attacks on agents. They also explore the tragic outcomes of protests and the inherent risks of enforcing immigration laws.
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Blocking Federal Agents Is A Crime
- Blocking or impeding federal officers is a federal crime under 18 U.S.C. 111.
- Marina Medvin explains witnesses suggested Renee's vehicle positioning amounted to interference with ICE duties.
Longer Video Revealed Officer's Position
- A longer video showed the officer standing near the passenger side filming on his cell phone.
- Marina Medvin notes the car's movement revealed his position and she effectively positioned him in front of the vehicle.
Tire Direction Showed Imminent Threat
- Tire direction and acceleration showed the vehicle pointed toward the officer just before he fired.
- Medvin argues the officer fired when the car had forward progress aimed at him, supporting a self-defense claim.