MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Amid the ongoing immigration enforcement efforts by the Trump administration, another shooting incident involving federal officers has occurred in Minneapolis. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz confirmed the shooting and has reached out to the White House, calling for an end to the aggressive actions taken in the state. The circumstances surrounding the shooting remain unclear, but reports indicate that the individual involved was armed.

Walz expressed his outrage on social media, demanding, 'Pull the thousands of violent, untrained officers out of Minnesota. Now.' Meanwhile, the Department of Homeland Security stated that the situation was still developing. Witnesses to the shooting expressed their anger toward the federal officers present, leading to a confrontation where officers reacted dismissively to the crowd.

This incident follows a series of protests in the Twin Cities, sparked by the fatal shooting of 37-year-old Renee Good by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer earlier this month. Just a day before the shooting, thousands of demonstrators braved freezing temperatures to voice their discontent over federal immigration policies, once again calling for federal authorities to withdraw from Minnesota. As tensions rise, the community continues to advocate for justice and reform regarding immigration enforcement.