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On the ground in Minneapolis — protests, outrage, and federal force

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Federal agents shot and killed a 37‑year‑old man in Minneapolis
on Saturday during a federal immigration enforcement operation, the second
fatal shooting involving federal agents in the city this month. The incident
has sparked protests and intensified local and state criticism of the
federal crackdown, with officials and residents raising concerns about force
and oversight. To check how things are on the ground in Minneapolis Evan is
joined by Jay Kolls, KTSP TV reporter.

26 Jan 12PM English South Africa News Commentary

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