Blaming 'wine moms' for ICE protests is an old tactic with a new target

There's a new threat to law and order roaming U.S. streets.

They're angry. They're organized. And, if you believe the narrative being pushed by a conservative pundit, they brought wine.

On Sunday, Fox News posted a column singling out "organized gangs of wine moms" in Renee Nicole Good's death at the hands of immigration officers in Minneapolis, saying "self-important White women" are harassing law enforcement officers and mistaking civil disobedience with breaking the law.

"This very confusion got 37-year-old Renee Good killed," wrote opinion columnist David Marcus.

Online reaction to the column has been swift, but beyond the mockery, it comes amid what many experts have said is a concerning narrative playing out in U.S. politics right now.