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Trump and Democrats harden their stances after Minneapolis shooting
Video and witness accounts contradict Trump officials who claimed Alex Pretti attacked officers with a gun; he was holding a cellphone during the fatal shooting, sparking protests and legal scrutiny.
- Federal agents fatally shot Pretti, an American, during a protest in Minneapolis while Trump has deployed armed immigration officers for deportations.
- Videos show Pretti holding a phone, not a gun, while the Trump administration claims he wielded a gun and planned violence against officers.
- State officials, companies, former presidents, and gun rights advocates criticized the Trump administration's defense of the killings.
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Video of fatal US federal shooting contradicts narrative by officials, right-wing influencers
US President Donald Trump’s administration and his (Make America Great Again) MAGA allies have disseminated a flurry of misinformation about the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti in the US city of Minneapolis.
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It's hard to imagine how any investigation of the shots fired at Alex Pretti in the current political situation could be even marginally impartial.
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Total News Sources81
Leaning Left26Leaning Right15Center18Last UpdatedBias Distribution44% Left
Bias Distribution
- 44% of the sources lean Left
44% Left
L 44%
C 31%
R 25%
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