Bannon characterized the situation in Minneapolis as a Marxist uprising aimed at dismantling the American republic, calling for increased federal intervention. He framed the protests as a coordinated effort by a “red-green alliance” and a “domestic terrorist mob,” seemingly dismissing the possibility of organic activism. The article highlights the lack of evidence supporting Bannon’s claims of organized left-wing leadership or substantial financial backing for the protests, pointing out the limited success of associated efforts. Bannon’s response appears to be disproportionate to the actual level of organization and impact of the left-leaning groups.
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In St. Paul, the Minnesota National Guard provided coffee and donuts to anti-ICE protesters, with a guardsman stating it was a demonstration of safety and security. The deployment followed a recent shooting involving a Border Patrol agent that resulted in the death of a Minneapolis resident, Alex J. Pretti, sparking questions and differing accounts of the incident. This event occurred shortly after a previous shooting involving an ICE officer, prompting Gov. Tim Walz to call for the removal of federal agents from Minnesota. Following the shooting, President Donald Trump stated his administration would be reviewing the situation.
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Following the death of Alex Pretti, the third shooting this month in relation to Operation Metro Surge, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz addressed the public. He expressed frustration with the federal agents and called for their removal from the state. Walz emphasized the need for peace and order, highlighting the state’s unified stance against what he viewed as an overreach of federal authority. He then questioned the public’s stance on this “moral debate”, urging people to set aside politics and focus on basic human decency.
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Following the fatal shooting of a protester by Border Patrol agents, U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi demanded that Minnesota Governor Tim Walz turn over voter rolls, echoing similar requests made to other states. Critics, like U.S. Rep. Ruben Gallego, have accused the DOJ of using fear to gain access to voter information, especially in light of the Trump administration’s claims of voter fraud. Bondi also requested records on social programs and the repeal of sanctuary policies, despite the lack of evidence supporting claims of increased crime. Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes condemned the letter, labeling it as blackmail and comparing it to the tactics of organized crime.
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A federal judge has ordered the immediate release of a Mexican man from ICE custody in Minnesota after he sustained life-threatening head injuries, the cause of which remains unknown. The man, who entered the country legally on a temporary worker visa, was hospitalized with skull fractures and brain hemorrhages following his arrest during an immigration enforcement surge. Despite a judge’s order, ICE has largely refused to provide information, although the agency did admit the man “got his s*** rocked.” The order comes as federal agents face growing protests against the Trump administration’s mass deportation campaign and amid concerns about the care of detainees.
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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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AG Bondi demands access to Minnesota voter rolls after a fatal Border Patrol shooting – that’s a sentence that just screams of a political storm brewing. It’s almost unbelievable, isn’t it? The core of the issue, as I understand it, is that after a tragic incident involving a Border Patrol shooting, the state’s Attorney General, Pam Bondi, made a demand that feels incredibly out of place. She wants to get her hands on Minnesota’s voter registration records. Now, what in the world does a shooting by border patrol have to do with who’s registered to vote? That’s the million-dollar question, isn’t it?… Continue reading
In response to the fatal shooting of a Minneapolis man by a U.S. Border Patrol agent, Attorney General Pam Bondi sent a letter to Governor Tim Walz demanding significant policy changes in Minnesota. The letter from Bondi, seeks access to voter registration records, sharing of Medicaid and food assistance program data, and the repeal of sanctuary policies. These demands are linked to the ongoing Operation Metro Surge, a deployment of federal immigration agents. Meanwhile, Minneapolis officials, including Mayor Jacob Frey, have expressed their opposition to the operation and are seeking a temporary restraining order to halt it.
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Following the fatal shooting of an armed man by federal agents during an arrest in Minneapolis, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz has activated the state’s National Guard. Walz criticized the Trump administration, stating that state authorities would investigate the death of Alex Jeffrey Pretti, who allegedly intervened in the arrest of a migrant. Walz demanded the federal government cease law enforcement activities within the state and called for the withdrawal of federal agents. The governor condemned the actions of federal agents at the scene, claiming they caused chaos before leaving.
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Federal immigration agents in Minnesota have been documented using aggressive tactics, including breaking windows, forcibly removing individuals from vehicles, and deploying pepper spray on protesters. These actions have fueled backlash and raised concerns among residents. The New York Times reviewed numerous videos, revealing that agents are entering homes without warrants, questioning people based on ethnicity, and using excessive force. Furthermore, agents have clashed with protesters, using force and chemical irritants, while often concealing their identities, which has prompted criticism regarding accountability.
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Minnesota National Guard Offers Coffee and Donuts to Anti-ICE Protesters
In St. Paul, the Minnesota National Guard provided coffee and donuts to anti-ICE protesters, with a guardsman stating it was a demonstration of safety and security. The deployment followed a recent shooting involving a Border Patrol agent that resulted in the death of a Minneapolis resident, Alex J. Pretti, sparking questions and differing accounts of the incident. This event occurred shortly after a previous shooting involving an ICE officer, prompting Gov. Tim Walz to call for the removal of federal agents from Minnesota. Following the shooting, President Donald Trump stated his administration would be reviewing the situation.
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