Summary
Businesses in Minnesota, including over 60 firms and their leaders, have voiced concerns over federal immigration agents' actions following the shooting of Alex Pretti, a U.S. citizen. The companies urged for reduced tensions and cooperation between state, local, and federal authorities to address the issues.
Key Facts
- Over 60 Minnesota-based companies signed a letter expressing concerns about federal immigration enforcement.
- The letter was released by Minnesota's Chamber of Commerce.
- The shooting involved Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old ICU nurse and U.S. citizen.
- Federal officials stated that Pretti threatened agents, but videos disputed this claim.
- Businesses like Target, UnitedHealth, and Best Buy signed the letter.
- The letter calls for decreasing tensions and finding solutions from both state and federal officials.
- The incident follows a previous shooting of Renee Nicole Good by federal agents.
