Federal Agent Shootout

Minneapolis, shooting and Federal law

Videos Show Federal Agents Fatally Shooting Man In Minneapolis

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. ― Federal agents shot and killed a Minneapolis man on Saturday morning, leading to violent clashes between demonstrators and federal law enforcement.

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Federal agents shoot and kill man in Minneapolis

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Live Updates: Federal Agents Shoot and Kill a Person in Minneapolis

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Anger grows in Minneapolis a day after federal agents kill nurse

MINNEAPOLIS ‒ Subzero temperatures did little to cool the anger and resentment growing across Minneapolis a day after federal immigration agents shot and killed ICU nurse Alex Pretti, who was attendin...

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Federal and State Officials Both Claim Moral High Ground in Immigration Crackdown After Shooting

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Minneapolis live updates: Greg Bovino expected to leave city on Tuesday, sources say

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Republicans Call For Investigation After Federal Agents Kill Minneapolis Man

Several videos of the incident on Saturday showed the 37-year-old holding his phone in one hand as he filmed Border Patrol activity.

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Parents of man killed by federal officer in Minneapolis say authorities wouldn’t answer questions

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Federal Agents Kill ICU Nurse in Minneapolis

Live updates: Bovino set to leave Minneapolis, and Border Patrol plans to reduce its presence, officials say

Follow live updates after the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old nurse, by a federal agent in Minneapolis on Saturday.

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Homeland Security agents open fire during pursuit; suspect crashes car, is arrested in South L.A.

Federal agents opened fire at a man after he rammed federal law enforcement with his vehicle while attempting to evade arrest during an immigration operation in Compton, according to the Department of Homeland Security.

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Minneapolis ICE shooting live updates: Subpoenas served to Gov. Walz, Mayor Frey

The investigation centers on if they have been obstructing law enforcement.

Videos of deadly Minneapolis shooting contradict Trump administration statements

U.S. Secretary of Department of Homeland Security Kristi Noem said Alex Pretti had "reacted violently" to attempts to disarm him during Saturday's protests.