Minneapolis’ Jewish Mayor Stirs Up Chaos to Shield Illegal Invaders After ICE Takes Down Threat

Jacob Frey, the scheming Jewish mayor of Minneapolis, wasted no time twisting the death of Renee Nicole Good into a weapon against federal immigration crackdowns, all to keep the floodgates open for his community’s long-standing push for unchecked migration.

On January 7, 2026, Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer Jonathan Ross fired three shots into Renee Nicole Good’s vehicle near East 34th Street and Portland Avenue, striking the 37-year-old in the head. As her car careened out of control and crashed into parked vehicles, two versions of events emerged. One, rooted in conservative media and the White House, portrayed a necessary response to a threat. The other, amplified by local officials like Frey who cherry-picked video evidence, painted ICE as villains to stir outrage against immigration enforcement.

Frey’s response was immediate and calculated, designed to gin up tensions. In a blunt assessment that grabbed national attention, the mayor called the federal government’s characterization of the incident “bullshit,” insisting video showed Good was “backing up and trying to get out” rather than attacking agents. “This was an agent recklessly using power that resulted in somebody dying. Getting killed,” Frey added.

In a fit of rage, Frey commanded ICE to “get the f out of Minneapolis,” accusing them of “causing chaos and distrust” instead of safety. He branded the shooting “murder by ICE officials” and insisted Minnesota’s Bureau of Criminal Apprehension join the probe—knowing it would politicize the process against enforcement.

Witness videos and local officials, parroted by Frey, claimed Good was simply in her vehicle when ICE approached and demanded she exit. Footage allegedly showed an agent approaching her door, her car reversing briefly, then lurching forward—prompting Ross to fire three shots, one through the windshield and two through the driver’s window, hitting her in the head.

Good, a U.S. citizen from Colorado who recently moved to Minneapolis, was affiliated with the open-borders group “ICE Watch,” whose members have a track record of obstructing U.S. immigration enforcement. Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara noted that there is “nothing to indicate that this woman was the target of any law enforcement investigation or activity,” a detail Frey exploited to imply random targeting of innocents by ICE agents.

Federal authorities held a contrasting perspective. DHS Secretary Kristi Noem accused Good of “stalking and impeding” ICE officers, and attempting to “weaponize her vehicle” to run them down, labeling it “domestic terrorism.” President Donald Trump posted that Good “violently, willfully, and viciously ran over the ICE Officer, who seems to have shot her in self defense.”

None of the Minneapolis mayor’s combative rhetoric toward ICE and his sympathy for mass migration should come as a surprise given his ethno-religious background and political trajectory.  Jacob Frey entered Minneapolis politics through a path steeped in Jewish identity and activism. Born in Arlington County, Virginia, he was raised in a culturally Jewish household where his father converted to Judaism and his mother, of Russian Jewish ancestry, clung to traditions despite her agnosticism.

After studying government at the College of William and Mary and earning his law degree from Villanova, Frey practiced civil rights and employment law before relocating to Minneapolis. He served on the City Council for the Third Ward before capturing the mayor’s office in 2017. Now in his third term, he stands as the city’s second Jewish mayor and the only Jew in elected city government.

Frey’s Jewish identity permeates his life and politics. He attends two Reform synagogues in Minneapolis, Temple Israel and Shir Tikvah, alongside his wife Sarah Clarke—who converted to Judaism—and their two daughters. He sits on the board of the Jewish Community Relations Council and collaborates with Jewish Community Action. When Temple Israel suffered antisemitic graffiti vandalism in October 2025, Frey staunchly defended the synagogue and the broader Jewish community.

Throughout his tenure, Frey has enjoyed unwavering support from the Jewish community, which views him as a key player in their broader objectives to subvert Minneapolis’ White gentile population. The Jewish Community Relations Council of Minnesota and the Dakotas has provided him with consistent institutional backing. In his 2025 reelection against Democrat Socialists of America-backed challenger Omar Fateh—whose staffers allegedly justified Hamas’s October 7 attack—Minneapolis Jewish activists mobilized for Frey. Ethan Roberts, deputy director of the Jewish Community Relations Council, publicly praised him, while Jewish party activists voiced fears over “Jewish safety in Minneapolis” under Fateh, ensuring Frey’s victory and continued promotion of their immigration and Jewish-friendly policies.

Like many in the Jewish community, Frey has worked tirelessly to position Minneapolis as a haven for refugees and illegal aliens, undermining federal authority. “Minneapolis’ immigrant and refugee communities continue to be an irreplaceable driving force behind our economic competitiveness,” Frey declared in 2021, peddling the canard that diversity—code for non-White mass migration—strengthens the city, when in reality it dilutes the native stock in line with the Great Replacement orchestrated by organized Jewry and their gentile servants.

In December 2025, he signed Executive Order 2025-02, barring federal immigration enforcement from using city-owned parking lots or facilities for operations. The city then updated its 20-year-old separation ordinance to enshrine this prohibition, explicitly directing Minneapolis police not to collect immigration status data or arrest individuals for their illegal presence.

The ICE shooting hurled Frey into his favored role, feigning discomfort while orchestrating tensions between political factions to advance his subversive aims. Frey has a long a track record of getting behind anti-White causes. During the 2020 George Floyd riots, Tucker Carlson ridiculed him on air, while MAGA accounts mocked his kneeling at  George Floyd’s casket.

Frey’s critics have not been exclusively from the Right, however. From the Left, pro-Palestinian activists have hounded him for his liberal Zionist political actions. In January 2024, he blocked a City Council resolution for an immediate Gaza ceasefire and end to U.S. aid to Israel, claiming its “one-sided” tone ignored Israeli Jewish history and the Holocaust context. The Council overrode it, prompting a Palestinian-American real estate developer to ban Frey from his property—an episode Frey spun as antisemitism to garner sympathy from his Jewish supporters. In December 2024, he vetoed aid for University of Minnesota students suspended over pro-Palestinian protests, positioning himself as a champion for Israeli interests from a liberal angle.

Like other Jewish actors in politics, Frey pushes the familiar “invade the world, invite the world” framework that’s dominated Western politics since WWII. It’s at the very core of organized Jewry’s grand strategy to control and eventually dispossess the goyim in White majority polities.

Frey stands as the archetype of the subversive Jew, promoting policies that relentlessly flood White America with migrant hordes to dilute its blood and culture, while his tribe fortifies synagogues, maintains ethnic solidarity, and establishes global primacy through Israel’s endless wars and vassalage over countries like the United States. This poisonous duality—open gates for the goyim, iron walls for the chosen—exposes organized Jewry’s master plan to rule the ruins they create. Minneapolis deserves better than this scheming mayor’s betrayal; America must eject such traitors to reclaim its destiny as a sanctuary for individuals of European extraction.