Minnesota Gov. Walz Condemns Federal Agents for Minneapolis Shooting
Federal immigration agents were involved in a fatal shooting in Minneapolis on Saturday morning. The incident occurred near the intersection of Nicollet Avenue and 27th Street. The shooting has sparked a significant public outcry.
Minnesota Governor’s Response
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz condemned the actions of the federal agents. He stated, “Minnesota has had it. This is sickening.” Walz emphasized the urgent need for action, urging the President to terminate the operation involving federal agents in the state.
The Governor expressed his frustrations after speaking with the White House, calling for the withdrawal of “thousands of violent, untrained officers” from Minnesota.
Details of the Incident
- Date: Saturday morning
- Location: Nicollet Avenue and 27th Street, Minneapolis
- Involved Parties: Federal immigration agents from Customs and Border Protection
- Outcome: One person dead, reportedly armed
According to sources from the Department of Homeland Security, the individual who was shot was carrying a firearm at the time of the incident. Local city officials are monitoring the situation closely.
Public Safety Measures
In light of the shooting, Minneapolis city officials released a statement urging residents to remain calm and steer clear of the area. They have noted ongoing clashes between federal agents and protesters, leading to the deployment of chemical irritants by law enforcement.
As developments unfold, further updates will be provided on this incident. The tension between federal agents and the community continues to raise serious concerns about public safety.
