Marjorie Taylor Greene is urging both MAGA supporters and other Americans to “take off their political blinders” regarding the recent shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, warning of potential civil unrest. Despite video evidence suggesting Pretti was unarmed and filming, the Trump administration has labeled the incident as “domestic terrorism.” Greene highlighted a perceived double standard, asking readers to imagine the reaction if the roles were reversed and a MAGA supporter was the victim of federal agents. Pretti’s death marks the second fatal shooting involving federal agents in Minneapolis within a short timeframe, escalating tensions.
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Border Patrol commander Greg Bovino avoided key questions regarding the fatal shooting of Alex Jeffrey Pretti in Minneapolis, seemingly retracting an earlier statement about the deceased’s intentions. Bovino declined to clarify whether Pretti drew or threatened to use a gun, even as federal authorities asserted he was carrying one and intended harm. Other Trump administration officials, like Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche, also backtracked on claims Pretti was brandishing a weapon, citing an ongoing investigation to determine the events leading to the shooting. This incident follows a recent death of another resident by immigration officers, prompting protests and raising concerns about the administration’s actions.
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Following the shooting death of ICU nurse Alex Pretti by a federal immigration agent in Minneapolis, the National Nurses United, representing over 225,000 nurses, has renewed its demand to abolish ICE and halt deportation operations. Pretti, a US citizen, was killed after being shot by a border patrol agent while he was observing and filming immigration agents. This incident marks the third shooting by immigration agents in the Minneapolis area in under a month, prompting the union to condemn the actions and tactics of ICE. Previously, the union has spoken out against the Trump administration’s immigration policies, advocating for immigrants’ rights and calling for an end to violence.
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Dr. William Foege, a key figure in eradicating smallpox, has passed away at 89. Foege’s “ring containment” strategy, developed while working in Nigeria, proved pivotal in containing outbreaks and ultimately ridding the world of the deadly disease. As director of the CDC and later in leadership roles, Foege’s work prevented hundreds of millions of deaths, earning him the Presidential Medal of Freedom. His legacy includes being hailed as the “Father of Global Health” for his dedication to improving health worldwide.
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A federal judge in Minnesota has issued an order preventing the Trump administration from destroying or altering evidence related to the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by a Border Patrol agent in Minneapolis. The Hennepin County Attorney’s Office and the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension filed a lawsuit to ensure evidence preservation following the shooting during an immigration enforcement operation. The ruling prohibits federal officials from destroying any evidence collected from the scene. The state’s Attorney General emphasized the importance of a transparent investigation and that federal agents are not above the law.
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NRA Reminds Country Guns Are Required To Fend Off Government
The NRA’s long-standing position, echoed in recent discussions, is that the Second Amendment isn’t just about self-defense; it’s about the right of citizens to defend themselves against potential government overreach. This perspective, however, sparks intense debate, particularly when the lines between self-defense and potential conflict blur. The core of their argument is that an armed citizenry serves as a check on government power, a final safeguard against tyranny.
The recent case, where an individual carrying a pistol was killed by law enforcement, has reignited this conversation. The NRA’s response, and that of many gun rights advocates, highlights a deep-seated fear of government overreach and a belief that armed citizens are a necessary bulwark against it.… Continue reading
FBI Director Kash Patel Suggests It’s Illegal to Bring Guns to Protests, a statement that has sparked a considerable debate, particularly among those who are deeply invested in Second Amendment rights. It’s a topic that quickly reveals the complexities surrounding gun ownership and the right to protest, particularly when these two fundamental rights intersect. It seems like the core of the discussion revolves around whether carrying firearms at protests is inherently illegal, or if this depends on the specific circumstances and local laws.
This assertion immediately brings up some important questions. What about the individuals who carried firearms during the January 6th events?… Continue reading
During a press conference, Governor Tim Walz reiterated his demand for President Trump to withdraw federal agents from Minnesota. He emphasized that the state’s justice system would ultimately determine the outcome of the incident involving a man shot and killed by federal agents. Walz also condemned the actions of the federal agents. He stated that the state will work towards transparency in the investigation.
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Following the fatal shooting of 37-year-old Alex Pretti in Minneapolis by federal agents, a federal officer reportedly mocked protesters who gathered at the scene, telling them “boo hoo.” The incident prompted Mayor Jacob Frey to implore President Trump to remove federal law enforcement from the city, questioning the need for continued operations. Federal officials stated the shooting occurred during a targeted operation against an undocumented immigrant, who allegedly resisted arrest after approaching officers with a handgun. Both Mayor Frey and Governor Tim Walz demanded the immediate removal of federal agents from Minneapolis following the shooting.
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Witness accounts describe the use of unconventional gases against protestors in Iran, causing symptoms far more severe than those associated with standard tear gas. These symptoms included intense burning, respiratory distress, and sudden loss of movement, leading to collapse. Eyewitnesses reported the gases were deployed in crowded areas and escape routes, often coinciding with gunfire. The reported incidents occurred in multiple cities, with videos from Sabzevar showing security forces equipped with protective gear designed for hazardous chemical materials.
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Walz: Minnesota Justice System Will Determine ICE Shootings’ Fate
During a press conference, Governor Tim Walz reiterated his demand for President Trump to withdraw federal agents from Minnesota. He emphasized that the state’s justice system would ultimately determine the outcome of the incident involving a man shot and killed by federal agents. Walz also condemned the actions of the federal agents. He stated that the state will work towards transparency in the investigation.
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