US EditionMinnesota Officials, Lawmakers React After Federal Agent Fatally Shoots Man
Federal agents conducting a targeted immigration raid fatally shot a 51-year-old armed man, part of an operation with over 3,000 arrests in six weeks, officials said.
- A Border Patrol agent fatally shot a 51-year-old man in Minneapolis who was reportedly armed with a gun and two magazines, according to the Department of Homeland Security .
- Following the shooting, protests erupted with demonstrators demanding an end to federal immigration enforcement, escalating tensions in the area.
- Minnesota Governor Tim Walz stated he had contacted the White House regarding the incident, describing it as 'another horrific shooting by federal agents.'
- The City of Minneapolis confirmed that it is investigating the incident and urged the public to remain calm and avoid the area.
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