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Calls for Accountability over Feds’ Deadly Use of Force in Minneapolis Have Not Relented. Here’s Why that’s Complicated

Minneapolis probes fatal January shootings by ICE and Border Patrol agents amid debates on federal immunity, use-of-force rules, and full access to evidence, officials say.

  • Last month, Minneapolis investigators examined the fatal shootings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti by Immigration and Customs Enforcement and U.S. Border Patrol agents in January.
  • Operation Metro Surge pushed immigration agents into policing, while the Trump administration compressed training for more than 10,000 recruits and funded forces with $75 billion through 2029.
  • Alex Reinert said investigators will need videos, eyewitness statements and other evidence to assess what officers perceived at the moment, while courts apply the 'reasonableness' standard from Graham v. Connor.
  • Legal experts note the core question is whether federal officers broke the law and how federal jurisdiction or extradition might affect prosecutions, with Vance arguing federal immunity challenges state cases.
  • Minneapolis' reform history underscores local accountability amid federal actions, with a court-supervised consent decree following police killings and recent U.S. Supreme Court rulings showing deference to officers.
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Calls for accountability over feds’ deadly use of force in Minneapolis have not relented. Here’s why that’s complicated

Looming is the question of whether the federal immigration officers who pulled the triggers in both cases actually broke the law, a question that will come down to complicated issues that are much harder to define than the outrage that prompted calls for accountability.

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