Summary
A militia leader has expressed concerns over President Donald Trump's administration, claiming that tyranny may worsen after the shooting of Alex Pretti, who was killed by Border Patrol agents in Minneapolis. Pretti allegedly approached officers with a weapon, leading to the shooting. The incident has sparked discussions about gun rights at protests and the actions of federal agents.
Key Facts
- Alex Pretti, aged 37, was shot and killed by Border Patrol agents in Minneapolis.
- The Department of Homeland Security stated Pretti approached officers with a 9 mm handgun.
- DHS claimed officers tried to disarm Pretti, who resisted, prompting an agent to shoot.
- A militia leader described the shooting as evidence of tyranny worsening under President Trump.
- Videos showed Pretti with a phone, and his family confirmed he had a concealed carry permit.
- Militia members believe the shooting was unjustified and compared Pretti's actions to their own lawful protest activities.
- The incident has fueled debates about concealed carry rights and federal operations in Minneapolis.
- Trump officials labeled Pretti a “domestic terrorist,” though videos and witnesses challenge this claim.
