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Federal agents used harsh tactics during Minneapolis protests after a woman was shot, sparking backlash over untrained forces and civil rights concerns.
Federal immigration agents in Minneapolis used aggressive crowd-control tactics—such as tear gas, rifle-pointing, and breaking vehicle windows—during protests following the fatal shooting of 37-year-old Renee Good, whom officials say weaponized her car.
The deployment of over 2,000 DHS agents, primarily ICE personnel trained for arrests and deportations, has drawn criticism for lacking specialized protest management training.
Experts and civil rights advocates warn the federal presence risks escalating tensions, undermining community trust, and violating established de-escalation practices.
The American Civil Liberties Union of Minnesota has sued to restrict the use of chemical agents, firearm threats, and interference with video recording.
Concerns persist over inconsistent training, absence of nationwide standards, and the long-term impact on public safety and civil liberties.
Los agentes federales usaron tácticas duras durante las protestas de Minneapolis después de que una mujer recibió un disparo, provocando una reacción violenta sobre las fuerzas no entrenadas y las preocupaciones por los derechos civiles.