Border Patrol shot and killed a Minneapolis man; AG Pam Bondi warned Gov. Tim Walz to back federal agents and “bring an end to the chaos.” According to Fox News. (foxnews.com) What do you think? Comment below.
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Attorney General Pam Bondi sent a warning letter to Minnesota Governor Tim Walz on January 24, 2026, after a Border Patrol–involved shooting in Minneapolis left a man dead. Bondi urged Walz to back federal law enforcement and federal immigration policy, demanding Minnesota “bring an end to the chaos” amid protests and unrest following the fatal encounter. The letter criticized state and local leaders for policies Bondi said endangered agents and called for cooperation with federal officials during the ongoing enforcement operations. The episode has intensified tensions in Minneapolis and prompted broader calls for an independent, thorough investigation into the shooting. (foxnews.com)
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National Guard troops are stationed at all entrances to the Border Patrol shooting scene in south Minneapolis after federal agents shot and killed 37-year-old Alex Pretti on January 24, 2026. The deployment, authorized by Governor Tim Walz, was described as being ready to protect critical infrastructure and assist local law enforcement amid growing protests. Video circulating online shows conflicting accounts — officials say agents encountered an armed man, while bystanders and independent analyses say Pretti was filming and was unarmed when pinned and fired upon. State leaders have demanded a state-led investigation and accused federal agents of obstructing local investigators. (apnews.com)
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