Breaking: Federal agents fatally shot Alex Pretti in Minneapolis (Jan 24, 2026). Videos and witnesses dispute federal self‑defense claims; Gov. Walz mobilized the National Guard. According to AP. What do you think? Comment. #news
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On January 24, 2026, federal immigration agents shot and killed Alex Pretti in Minneapolis during an ICE operation, sparking large protests and outrage. Gov. Tim Walz demanded federal agents leave Minneapolis and criticized the operation, and ordered the Minnesota National Guard to stage and assist local law enforcement to protect public safety. Videos and witnesses dispute federal claims that Pretti posed a threat; federal authorities say agents fired in self‑defense. Protests spread nationwide, officials pressed for investigations, and state leaders sought preservation of evidence as tensions escalated between local and federal authorities. Officials vowed investigations; communities called for justice immediately. (apnews.com)
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Breaking: Hundreds of demonstrators stormed Minneapolis streets after a fatal federal immigration-related shooting, chanting “SHUT IT DOWN” and “NO MORE MINNESOTA NICE,” clashing with officers and prompting calls online to “Invoke the Insurrection Act.” (quorumreport.com) Some outlets and social posts alleged that George Soros paid rioters, but major fact‑checkers say no verified evidence shows Soros or his foundations directly paid protesters. (politifact.com) The president threatened federal intervention as tensions escalated; local officials demanded investigations into the shooting and urged calm. Events are developing; many viral claims remain unverified and are under review by reporters and fact‑checkers. Check trusted news sources for updates.
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Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes ignited outrage after telling KPNX interviewer Brahm Resnik that Arizona’s “stand your ground” law could allow civilians to use deadly force against unidentifiable, masked ICE agents, saying, “if somebody comes at me wearing a mask…I can’t tell whether they’re a police officer.” Her remarks prompted swift criticism from law-enforcement groups and Republican officials as encouraging violence. Mayes said she wasn’t urging shootings and launched a portal to report alleged ICE misconduct. I could not verify reports that her top police liaison resigned; multiple local and national outlets covering the comments do not report any resignation. (foxnews.com)
