Summary
In Minnesota, protests became tense when a man reportedly attacked federal officers and was then shot and injured. Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Fry urged for calm, while President Trump mentioned he might send troops to the area.
Key Facts
- Protests took place in Minnesota against ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement).
- A man was shot and injured after allegedly attacking federal officers there.
- Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Fry asked people to stay calm.
- President Trump said he might send troops to the Twin Cities, which includes Minneapolis.
- The incident involved clashes between protesters and ICE agents.
