Federal Agents’ Shooting in Minneapolis Sparks Protests and Tensions
January 24, 2026
Federal immigration officers shot a U.S. citizen in Minneapolis, sparking protests in a city tense from prior incidents.
Federal immigration officers shot a U.S. citizen in Minneapolis, sparking protests in a city tense from prior incidents.
NHS drops case against nurse Jennifer Melle for ‘misgendering’ a trans patient amid political pressure; tribunal next.
A man was shot in Minneapolis by federal immigration officers, marking the third such incident this year.
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