US EditionObamas say Trump administration seems 'eager to escalate' situation in Minneapolis
Obama and Michelle call for federal accountability after Alex Pretti’s shooting by immigration agents amid protests, highlighting contradictions in official reports and rising tensions.
- The Obamas condemned the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by a U.S. Border Patrol officer in Minneapolis, calling it a "heartbreaking tragedy".
- They criticized the Trump administration's explanations of the shootings, saying they "appear to be directly contradicted by video evidence".
- The Obamas urged the administration to "reconsider their approach" and work with local officials "to avert more chaos".
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Obama breaks silence on Minneapolis shooting, slams Trump intimidation tactics
Former President Barack Obama has broken his customary silence on domestic political controversies to deliver a scathing condemnation of President Donald Trump over the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, declaring 'this has to stop' and accusing federal immigration agents of employing tactics designed to intimidate American citizens. 'The killing of Alex Pretti is a heartbreaking tragedy,' Obama said in a statement posted to X on Sund…
The violent death of Alex Pretti is said to be "a wake-up call for all Americans," says former US President Barack Obama. Together with his wife Michelle, he calls for peaceful protests.
Obamas say Trump administration seems 'eager to escalate' situation in Minneapolis
Former U.S. president and first lady Barack and Michelle Obama released a searing statement on Sunday, in response to the second shooting death by immigration law enforcement officers in Minneapolis, saying federal officers appear to be using tactics "designed to intimidate, harass, provoke and endanger" Minnesota residents.
Barack Obama issues 'wake-up call' to Americans as he warns 'core values under assault' after 'heartbreaking' Minneapolis shooting
Barack Obama has issued a "wake-up call" to Americans as he warned their core values are "under assault" following a second fatal shooting in Minneapolis. Alex Pretti, 37, died after being shot by federal immigration officials in the city yesterday morning. According to the DHS, the shooting occurred while law enforcement officers were conducting an operation against a "wanted" illegal migrant.However, Mr Pretti's family has expressed anger at D…
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