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Randahl FinkonMastodon9h ago
Welcome to America, where ICE agents show up at your work place to demand you delete your Instagram post, because it reminds people that ICE agent Jonathan Ross has not been indicted for his murder of Renée Good.
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https://www.npr.org/2026/06/26/nx-s1-5871369/new-york-ice-instagram-immigration-dhs-paigelynne-gonyea
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Accuracy92%
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Analysis Summary
ICE agents confronted a New York poll worker in June 2026 and demanded she delete an Instagram post naming the ICE agent who killed Renée Good in January, calling for his indictment. The confrontation at her workplace raised serious First Amendment concerns — multiple outlets reported that federal agents were effectively threatening a private citizen to silence speech criticizing their own agency. The underlying killing of Good by an ICE agent in Minneapolis has been widely documented, though the indictment status of the named officer requires legal records confirmation beyond news reporting.
Claims Analysis (3)
“ICE agents showed up at a workplace to demand deletion of an Instagram post”
NPR, Yahoo, Common Dreams, Democracy Docket, and Raw Story all confirm ICE agents confronted Paigelynne Gonyea and demanded she delete Instagram content. The incident occurred in June 2026.
“The post was about ICE agent Jonathan Ross and the killing of Renée Good”
Multiple sources confirm Gonyea's Instagram post named the ICE agent who fatally shot Renée Good in January 2026, and she was calling for his indictment.
“Jonathan Ross has not been indicted for the killing of Renée Good”
News coverage confirms Good was killed by an ICE agent in January 2026 and that sources identify him as Jonathan Ross. No search results directly confirm or deny whether he has been indicted as of June 2026. This is a verifiable factual claim but requires legal records access beyond news reporting.
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