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A decline in U.S. global moral standing follows two 2026 immigration agent shootings, sparking protests and transparency concerns.
A recent NPR/Ipsos poll reveals declining American faith in the U.S. as a global moral leader, with only 39% believing it currently holds that role—down from 60% in 2017.
This shift follows two high-profile shootings by federal immigration agents in January 2026: an ICE officer killed 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good in Minnesota during a raid, and a CBP agent injured two people in Portland, Oregon.
The FBI is leading the investigation into Good’s death, with state authorities barred from accessing evidence, raising transparency concerns.
Protests have erupted in Minneapolis, and the use of aggressive, door-to-door immigration enforcement in the city has drawn criticism.
A bipartisan House bill to restore expired health insurance subsidies passed but faces uncertain Senate approval.
Meanwhile, NPR’s investigation into the Jan. 6 Capitol attack reveals efforts by the Trump administration to erase records and reshape the public narrative through pardons and data deletions.
Un declive en la posición moral global de los Estados Unidos sigue a dos tiroteos de agentes de inmigración en 2026, lo que provocó protestas y preocupaciones por la transparencia.