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Viral Clip Of ICE Agent Absolutely Eating It On A Patch Of Ice In Minnesota Has The Internet Cracking Up

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A video of an ICE agent running before slipping on his backside on some ice in Minnesota and deciding to call it a day has people cheering.

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Anyone who lives in an area where snow might be on the ground by Halloween knows a thing or two about ice. Ideally, those things will keep them from falling down every time they leave their house between November and March.

Apparently, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents weren't briefed on ice before MAGA Republican President Donald Trump dispatched an estimated 2,000 of them to Minnesota in the winter.


Multiple videos of what happens when ICE disrespects the power of ice in Minnesota quickly went viral across social media. A masked ICE agent found out the very hard way what happens when a person runs on ice without the proper gear.

You can see the video from one angle here:

And here it is from another angle:


People were not exactly oozing sympathy for the ICE agent who jumped from their vehicle to run across ice like he had something important to do.

And the best part? He immediately ran back to his vehicle after getting back on his feet.





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The photo captured by the gentleman with a camera seen in the video was shared on the Minnesota subReddit.


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The photographer was identified as Canadian freelancer Christopher Katsarov.


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This wasn't the only time ice took out ICE. A prior viral video showed two agents mistaking black ice for wet pavement, which is obviously a rookie mistake.

While the country is learning about the dangers of ICE, maybe it's time ICE learned the dangers of ice. A little additional training couldn't hurt, and would be a much better choice than waiting for warmer weather to melt the ground.

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