Overview
- Mayor Jacob Frey used NBC's Meet the Press to stand by his directive telling ICE to leave Minneapolis following the shooting of Renee Good.
- Frey said protests in the city were largely peaceful and estimated that roughly 10,000 people marched on Saturday.
- He apologized to those offended by his profanity but argued the killing, not his words, escalated tensions.
- Frey said trust would be higher if the investigation were jointly handled with Minnesota's Bureau of Criminal Apprehension instead of solely by the FBI.
- He rejected claims that the ICE agent was run over, stating, "the answer is no, it didn’t happen."