Summary
Federal and state officials in Minneapolis gave different messages about a recent immigration crackdown following a shooting involving federal agents. This incident led to protests and public disagreement between authorities about the actions of the agents involved.
Key Facts
- Federal agents were involved in a shooting in Minneapolis that resulted in the death of Alex Pretti, a nurse.
- State Governor Tim Walz criticized the federal government's actions during the immigration crackdown.
- Greg Bovino from Border Patrol defended the actions of federal agents, blaming Pretti for interfering.
- Video evidence seems to contradict federal claims about the nature of the incident.
- The video reportedly shows Pretti holding a phone, not a weapon, before being shot by agents.
- Clashes between protesters and immigration officers occurred in response to the shooting.
- Pretti had a license to carry a concealed weapon, which agents reportedly discovered before shooting.
