Summary
Federal officers shot and killed a 37-year-old man named Alex Pretti in Minneapolis during an immigration operation. The incident has sparked protests and calls for investigations, with some political figures asking for changes in federal law enforcement practices. Local officials and community members are responding with various measures, including seeking help from the National Guard and supporting protesters.
Key Facts
- Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old ICU nurse, was shot by federal officers during an immigration operation in Minneapolis.
- The shooting happened during an immigration crackdown ordered by the Trump administration.
- Homeland Security spokeswoman stated that Pretti had a firearm with two magazines.
- The event has led to daily protests in Minneapolis and demands for investigations into the shooting.
- Congressman Robert Garcia and others criticized federal authorities and called for changes, including abolishing ICE.
- Local authorities, including the Hennepin County Sheriff, have requested the Minnesota National Guard's assistance.
- Community member Allison Bross opened her store to provide help to protesters in cold weather.
- A memorial has been set up near the site of the shooting, with people leaving flowers and candles.
