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Data: Federal immigration officers involved in 19 shootings in Trump's second term
Federal immigration officers fired guns in at least 19 incidents, killing five and injuring eight civilians during intensified Trump-era enforcement, data analysis shows.
- On Saturday, a 37-year-old Minneapolis resident was fatally shot at East 26th Street and Nicollet Avenue and later pronounced dead at Hennepin County Medical Center.
- Federal immigration officers have fired guns in at least 19 incidents, with local data and police briefings citing the Trump administration as the period of those shootings.
- A Get the Facts Data Team analysis found agents fired nonlethal weapons at least 15 times and held people at gunpoint in 35 incidents; DHS's fiscal 2023 report shows CBP had 18 firearm-related use-of-force incidents.
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Data: Federal immigration officials involved in 19 shootings in Trump's second term
The 37-year-old killed in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on Saturday is the fifth person to be shot and killed by federal immigration officers since the start of President Donald Trump’s second term. In at least 19 incidents, federal immigration officers have fired guns at civilians under Trump’s immigration enforcement crackdown. In addition to the five killed, at least eight have been injured. A Get the Facts Data Team analysis of data collected by T…
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