A person was shot near milepost 15 of West Arivaca Road in southern Pima County, Arizona, on Tuesday in an incident involving U.S. Border Patrol. The individual, whose identity is undisclosed, was transported in critical condition by the Santa Rita Fire District. The circumstances surrounding the shooting remain unclear, and an investigation is underway with assistance from the Pima County Sheriff’s Office and the FBI. This incident follows two other recent fatal shootings involving federal law enforcement, sparking controversy and calls for the firing of DHS Secretary Kristi Noem.
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According to an official, the individual shot by ICE agents reportedly intended to harm law enforcement personnel. The shooting incident, captured on video, depicts masked federal agents surrounding the man before an agent discharged their weapon. The circumstances surrounding the encounter and the man’s alleged motives are under investigation as the video gains widespread attention. Further details regarding the events leading up to the shooting are expected to be released as the investigation progresses.
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Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey has called for state agencies to be included in the investigation of an ICE officer’s fatal shooting of a woman, citing a lack of trust in federal agencies. Frey stated that a joint investigation involving the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension would ensure a fair review of the evidence. He noted that federal officials, including President Trump, have spread misinformation, creating a biased narrative from the beginning. Furthermore, Frey acknowledged his responsibility in lowering community tensions, while also emphasizing that federal officials’ actions are primarily responsible for the escalating situation.
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A Border Patrol agent in Portland shot and wounded two individuals, identified as suspected members of the Tren de Aragua gang. The Department of Homeland Security stated the shooting occurred during a targeted vehicle stop when the driver attempted to run over the agent. The driver and passenger, both Venezuelan citizens, are in federal custody and are suspected of being involved in criminal activities. Local officials and the Oregon Attorney General are investigating the incident, while protests and tensions have risen in response to the shooting.
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The FBI has blocked Minnesota state investigators from accessing evidence related to the fatal shooting of a woman by an ICE agent in Minneapolis. The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) was initially collaborating with the FBI but was later informed by the U.S. Attorney’s Office that the FBI would be solely investigating, thus denying the BCA access to critical case materials. Governor Walz has stated that the state “must” be involved in the investigation and expressed concerns about a fair outcome due to the state’s exclusion. Without federal cooperation, the state’s ability to conduct its own thorough investigation is severely hampered.
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The Minnesota Department of Public Safety requires a thorough investigation, including access to evidence and involved agents, before the state can file charges. Commissioner Bob Jacobson emphasized the need for a comprehensive examination of the crime scene, videos, and evidence held by the FBI. Without this access, a quality investigation is impossible, and any prosecutorial determination regarding charges would be unfeasible. Consequently, the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension reluctantly withdrew from investigating the Minneapolis shooting due to the US Attorney’s Office denying access to critical case materials.
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Minneapolis is grappling with the aftermath of an ICE officer fatally shooting 37-year-old Renee Good, a mother of three. Initially, the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) was to co-investigate, but the U.S. attorney’s office has since restricted their involvement, leaving the FBI as the sole lead. This decision sparked protests and clashes outside a Minneapolis immigration court. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem stated Minnesota authorities lack jurisdiction in the investigation.
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Investigators from the Minnesota Department of Children, Youth, and Families found child care centers in the state operating as expected, following a viral video alleging widespread fraud. The investigation was prompted by a video that gained traction after being reposted by prominent figures, despite limited evidence. The Department is committed to reviewing the claims and ensuring safety while minimizing disruption to communities. Following the video’s release, Health and Human Services froze child care payments to the state, and the state must now provide additional verification to continue to receive federal funds.
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Trump on DOJ discovery of 1M more Epstein documents: ‘When do they say No More’
So, the whole thing boils down to Trump’s reaction to the discovery of another million documents related to the Epstein case. He’s posing the question, “When do they say No More?” And that’s really where the conversation starts. It’s a loaded question, of course. It’s like asking when the investigation will finally end, when enough evidence has been revealed. But the implication, it seems, is that this constant stream of revelations is somehow unfair or politically motivated.
The immediate reaction is pretty strong, and understandably so.… Continue reading
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FBI Takes Over Minneapolis ICE Shooting Investigation, Sparking Cover-Up Fears
The FBI has blocked Minnesota state investigators from accessing evidence related to the fatal shooting of a woman by an ICE agent in Minneapolis. The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) was initially collaborating with the FBI but was later informed by the U.S. Attorney’s Office that the FBI would be solely investigating, thus denying the BCA access to critical case materials. Governor Walz has stated that the state “must” be involved in the investigation and expressed concerns about a fair outcome due to the state’s exclusion. Without federal cooperation, the state’s ability to conduct its own thorough investigation is severely hampered.
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