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Overview
- Protests in Minneapolis have continued for seven days, with clashes between demonstrators and immigration agents involving fireworks and crowd-control munitions.
- Trump publicly warned he could invoke the Insurrection Act to send federal forces to Minnesota, a statute last used in 1992 during unrest in Los Angeles.
- Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said no final decision has been made on using the measure.
- Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey condemned ICE conduct after the fatal shooting of Rene Good and urged residents to remain calm.
- Authorities said a Venezuelan man was shot in the leg during a confrontation, and Mexico separately demanded clarification over the death of one of its citizens in ICE custody in Georgia.