Summary
A man shot by federal immigration officers in Minneapolis during an immigration crackdown has died, according to hospital records. The shooting occurred amid protests against immigration enforcement actions, and authorities stated the man had a firearm. Protests have been ongoing in the city following another recent incident involving immigration officers.
Key Facts
- A 51-year-old man was shot by federal immigration officers in Minneapolis and later died.
- The shooting happened during an immigration crackdown by the Trump administration.
- The man reportedly had a firearm with two magazines.
- Protests have been occurring in Minneapolis since the shooting of Renee Good by an immigration officer.
- Governor Tim Walz communicated with the White House about the situation, urging an end to the enforcement operation.
- An angry crowd gathered at the scene after the shooting, confronting federal officers.
- Protests against immigration enforcement have been widespread across the United States.
