Bruce Springsteen released a protest song on Jan. 28, 2026, condemning federal agents' fatal shootings in Minneapolis and calling for justice.

The protest song "Streets of Minneapolis" was written and released by Bruce Springsteen on January 28, 2026, just days after federal agents in the city fatally shot Alex Pretti and Renee Good. With references to "King Trump’s private army" and "federal thugs," the song, which is dedicated to Minneapolis residents and immigrant communities, denounces federal enforcement actions and draws attention to disparities between official statements and video evidence. In the midst of escalating national tensions over immigration enforcement and civil liberties, it acts as a memorial and a call for justice.