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US ICE forces kill another American: Identity revealed

In the US, ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) forces shot and killed a person who allegedly resisted while being taken into custody.

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It is stated that the incident will further inflame the public, who are already in the midst of protests and demonstrations.

According to claims, the suspect, who was shot by the Border Patrol in the Minneapolis area, was armed and attempted to draw a weapon on agents while being detained.

While it is said that the US citizen killed by US border guards was 37 years old, it was also alleged that the spouse of the person killed by ICE was at the scene.

From Minnesota Governor Walz to US President Trump:

As I told the White House in the clearest terms this morning, the federal government cannot be trusted to conduct this investigation.

The state will take on this job. Period.

I have watched the footage from different angles, and it is sickening. However, I have a strong message for the federal government: Minnesota’s justice system will have the final say.

I call on all Americans: look at the humanity shown by this state and see the horrific cruelty, the lack of professionalism, and the absolute disgrace exhibited by these damn ICE agents who are supposedly doing their jobs with what they have done on our streets.

IDENTITY REVEALED

The identity of the person killed by ICE agents has been revealed:

37-year-old Alex Pretti, an American citizen and nurse.

He has no criminal record. He has a legally permitted firearm.

He was recording the police's unlawful actions during the protests.

THEY HAD FIRST SHOT A WOMAN IN THE CITY OF MINNEAPOLIS

A US immigration officer shot and killed a 37-year-old woman in the city of Minneapolis, and this incident led to protests throughout the night.

While federal authorities claimed that the woman, named Renee Nicole Good, tried to run over the immigration officers with her car, the city mayor stated that the officer who shot her had acted recklessly.