Summary
President Trump changed his approach after facing backlash from the public over the federal agents' shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis. Initial claims from the administration suggested Pretti was a threat, but video evidence contradicted these claims. The Democrats have criticized the administration's response and deportation policies, escalating a political conflict.
Key Facts
- Federal agents shot and killed Alex Pretti in Minneapolis.
- The Trump administration initially described Pretti as a domestic terrorist.
- Video footage showed Pretti was not holding a gun, contrary to initial claims.
- Pretti was helping a woman and filming ICE agents when he was pepper-sprayed.
- The White House shifted its stance amid public backlash and new evidence.
- Democrats criticized President Trump's deportation and ICE tactics.
- Local police confirmed that Pretti was legally allowed to carry a gun.
- Minneapolis police noted they make arrests without using deadly force.
