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One of the posts reshared by the president suggested that the protestors in Minneapolis had been paid to be there

Recent video footage has surfaced showing Alex Pretti engaged in a heated exchange with immigration officers shortly before his tragic shooting by Border Patrol. The clip captures Pretti approaching federal vehicles, culminating in an altercation that involved the use of tear gas.

The footage shot on 13 January comes amid rising public uproar over the Trump administration's immigration crackdown, with many Democrats and protesters calling for federal immigration officers to leave Minnesota.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers are now instructed to avoid engaging with protesters during crackdowns, following a fatal incident. New guidance mandates targeting only immigrants with criminal records. Commands will be issued via megaphones, detailing each arrest step. President Trump is reportedly focused on de-escalating tensions and has ordered a…

When Trump was asked whether he was pulling ICE agents out of Minnesota, he said, ‘No, no. Not at all’

If there’s been a soundtrack to life in Minneapolis in recent weeks, it’s the shrieking whistles and honking horns of thousands of people following immigration agents across the city

Videos that emerged Wednesday show Alex Pretti was forcefully taken to the ground by federal immigration agents after kicking out the tail light of their vehicle during a Minneapolis protest 11 days before he was shot and killed by Border Patrol officers

State troopers deployed pepper spray at protesters at the family detention center near Dilley where a 5-year-old Ecuadorian’s detention has drawn nationwide attention.

A Somali American woman, Nasra Ahmed, known for her "bananas and rice" identity description, was among 16 arrested in Minneapolis for alleged rioting and impeding federal agents. The arrests followed intensified clashes after the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by Border Patrol agents during immigration enforcement operations.

For vulnerable Republicans, the prospect of an impeachment vote tied to enforcement efforts would be particularly painful.

‘At its best, America serves as a haven of individual liberties in a world too often full of tyranny and cruelty. We abandon that ideal when we subject our neighbors to fear and chaos’, wrote District Judge John Tunheim