MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — In a startling incident connected to the Trump administration's immigration policies, federal officers shot another individual in Minneapolis, as confirmed by Governor Tim Walz on Saturday. The details of the shooting remain unclear, but Governor Walz, responding via social media, criticized the federal crackdown, urging President Donald Trump to withdraw untrained officers from Minnesota, stating, Pull the thousands of violent, untrained officers out of Minnesota. Now.
According to Homeland Security spokesperson Tricia McLaughlin, the individual involved was armed with a firearm and two magazines, indicating that the situation was still developing. Following the shooting, a crowd of bystanders confronted federal officers with shouts of disdain, calling them cowards and urging them to leave. In response, one officer dismissed the crowd's anger, retorting with a mocking remark, Boo hoo.
This incident is part of a broader narrative in Minneapolis, where protests against immigration enforcement have surged since the tragic killing of 37-year-old Renee Good by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer on January 7. Numerous demonstrators have taken to the streets in recent days to demand an end to the federal agencies' presence, underscoring the growing unrest surrounding immigration policies."]
According to Homeland Security spokesperson Tricia McLaughlin, the individual involved was armed with a firearm and two magazines, indicating that the situation was still developing. Following the shooting, a crowd of bystanders confronted federal officers with shouts of disdain, calling them cowards and urging them to leave. In response, one officer dismissed the crowd's anger, retorting with a mocking remark, Boo hoo.
This incident is part of a broader narrative in Minneapolis, where protests against immigration enforcement have surged since the tragic killing of 37-year-old Renee Good by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer on January 7. Numerous demonstrators have taken to the streets in recent days to demand an end to the federal agencies' presence, underscoring the growing unrest surrounding immigration policies."]
