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Some narratives practically write themselves, requiring minimal intervention from the journalist, as the subjects involved convey the essence of the story more powerfully than words can capture. This is precisely such a narrative. My role here is merely to lay the groundwork.
The House Judiciary Committee convened on Thursday to deliberate on the topic titled “The Human Toll of Sanctuary Policies: Stories from Victims and Families.”
The hearing featured four witnesses. Among them, the Democratic witness was attorney Antonio Romanucci from the law firm Romanucci & Blandin LLC, which represents Renee Good’s family. Romanucci began by extending his sympathies to fellow witnesses, then characterized Ms. Good’s passing as “collateral damage” resulting from ICE’s actions of “rounding up black and brown people [and] terrorizing them.”
There were four witnesses. The Democrat witness was attorney Antonio Romanucci, whose law firm, Romanucci & Blandin LLC, is representing the family of Renee Good. After expressing condolences to the other witnesses, Romanucci described Ms. Good as someone whose death was “collateral damage” from ICE “rounding up black and brown people [and] terrorizing them.”