Overview
- President Donald Trump posted that he may invoke the Insurrection Act to send troops to Minneapolis following unrest around ICE operations, a warning issued after a separate incident in which an officer shot and wounded a man that DHS described as self-defense.
- Governor Tim Walz and Mayor Jacob Frey criticized the federal posture and called for lowering tensions, with Frey saying the city faces an untenable situation under an aggressive federal presence.
- Protests continue after ICE agent Jon Ross fatally shot Renee Good during a raid, with DHS saying she tried to run him over as video shows Ross firing at close range as her SUV moved.
- DHS says it has made more than 2,000 arrests in Minnesota since early December and vows enforcement will not relent.
- New viral footage shows agents smashing a car window and pulling Aliya Rahman from her vehicle; she alleges denied medical care after detention, while DHS labels her a disruptor who interfered with operations.