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Overview
- Thousands marched in Minneapolis on Saturday with additional rallies in cities including New York, Los Angeles, Seattle and Austin, and Minneapolis police reported about 30 arrests and one minor officer injury linked to hotel confrontations.
- The White House released a cellphone video attributed to ICE agent Jonathan Ross that captures the moments before the shooting and includes an expletive from the agent after shots were fired.
- DHS and top officials argue Ross fired to stop a vehicle attack, while witness footage and local leaders assert Renee Good appeared to be trying to leave rather than strike agents.
- Minnesota officials say they were sidelined from the federal case and announced a state inquiry as the FBI leads the investigation and potential charging decisions are expected to flow through the Justice Department.
- Vice President J.D. Vance publicly backed the agents, and artists including Billie Eilish, Neil Young and Dave Matthews condemned ICE operations and called for accountability.