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  Shooting deaths climb in Trump's mass deportation effort Nation   Jan 29, 2026    Outrage has grown nationwide over the violent and sometimes deadly tactics used by federal immigration officers in communities across the country. Operation Metro Surge in Minneapolis, billed by the Department of Homeland Security as the largest immigration enforcement operation ever, has resulted in three shootings in the first month of 2026. The killing of Alex Pretti on Jan. 24 by federal officers under U.S. Customs and Border Protection is at least the fourth shooting fatality linked to immigration enforcement since Trump returned to the Oval Office. At least eight other shootings have led to injury, according to a PBS News review of news coverage, as well as tallies from  The Trace ,  NBC News  and  The Washington Post. The Trump administration, which has rushed to defend officers' actions often before full evidence is available, faces bipartisan pressure in ...

  I’d like to share the message below from our allies on the ground in Minneapolis  and give you an opportunity to donate to their rapid response networks, including mutual aid funds and legal defense funds for detained workers and constitution observers. This past month, the people of Minneapolis have demonstrated heroism and determination that is forcing Congress to act and hold this lawless administration accountable. Split a donation today between the Minneapolis Regional Labor Federation’s Working Partnerships Fund and the Coalition on Human Needs to power our combined work to support our communities, build rapid response networks, and hold ICE accountable. DONATE Please read the email below from Chelsie Glaubitz Gabiou, president of the Minneapolis Regional Labor Federation. Thank you for your ongoing activism and support in the midst of the terror being perpetrated on our communities. In solidarity, Deborah Weinstein Executive Director, Coalition on Human Needs -- CHELS...

  Follow and Share on Social Media Operation Metro Surge: Meet Trump’s ICE death squad behind the rising death count On Thin ICE in Minneapolis: How Trump’s Crackdown Sparked a Crisis of Trust In the aftermath of two fatal shootings in Minneapolis in which video evidence suggests federal agents may have ignored or defied protocol, the growing impression among legal experts, many lawmakers, and much of the public is that Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the Border Patrol are operating recklessly and far outside the norms of law enforcement. During a surge of thousands of federal agents to Minnesota for a sweeping immigration crackdown, federal officers shot and killed  Renee Good  on Jan. 7 and  Alex Pretti  on Saturday. In both cases, the Trump administration has followed a pattern of smearing the victim, misrepresenting the facts, and refusing to cooperate with local investigators. Across the state, immigration agents have been seen arresting US citizens...