Summary
Several former U.S. presidents, except George W. Bush, have condemned the shooting of Alex Pretti, a nurse in Minneapolis, by federal agents. They called for transparent investigations and criticized heavy-handed enforcement tactics. President Trump has adjusted his stance on immigration after public backlash.
Key Facts
- Alex Pretti, a Minneapolis nurse, was shot by federal agents.
- Most former U.S. presidents criticized the shooting and enforcement methods.
- George W. Bush did not comment on the situation.
- Former President Biden emphasized the need for fair investigations.
- President Trump is reconsidering his immigration approach due to public criticism.
- Video evidence suggests Pretti was lawfully carrying a firearm.
- President Trump discussed the issue with Minnesota Governor Tim Walz to reduce federal presence in the city.
