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0:05	Report by | Elena Gyldenkerne
1:14	Claire Finkelstein | University of Pennsylvania

(info: Thousands of anti‑ICE demonstrators marched through Minneapolis to protest the fatal shooting of a U.S. citizen by federal agents. At competing news conferences, federal and state officials delivered sharply contrasting accounts of the sweeping immigration crackdown unfolding across the city. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz reiterated his demand that President Donald Trump withdraw federal agents from the state.))

Script: 

((DEMO / ATMO: "SHUT IT DOWN, SHUT IT DOWN"))

Crowds brave the cold to march through the heart of Minneapolis --

calling for justice after the fatal shooting of a US citizen by federal agents. 

Many still in disbelief.

((+++ SOT +++ (English) U.S. VETERAN WHO WITNESSED INCIDENT IN WHICH ALEX PRETTI WAS SHOT AND KILLED BY ICE AGENTS, DOUGH (NO LAST NAME GIVEN), SAYING:))
    “The man, Alex, was not resisting. What I saw disgusted me, it made me feel sick to my stomach. And last night, before I went to bed, I couldn't stop thinking about it.”

((STILLS OF ALEX PRETTI - U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs))

The victim -- Alex Pretti -- worked as an intensive care nurse at the Minneapolis Veterans Affairs hospital.

He joined protests against the Trump administration's immigration crackdown in the city 

((MEMORIAL RENEE GOOD))

after Renee Nicole Good was shot dead by an ICE agent in her car earlier this month.

((VIDEO OF SHOOTING))

Footage of Pretti's killing was recorded on video and spread online. 

((BOVINO AT PRESSER - US DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY))

While officials under the Trump administration claim he assaulted officers and forced them to act in self‑defense --

the footage appears to contradict that explanation.

((+++ SOT +++ Claire Finkelstein is with the Center for Ethics and the Rule of Law at the University of Pennsylvania. )))
    "Alex Pretti was shot in the back when he was already subdued. The claim that has been made that he was brandishing a weapon, that he was threatening ICE officers is totally implausible given that he was on all fours and officers were already controlling him. He did have a weapon on him, but that weapon had been clearly removed at the time of the shooting."

((WALTZ AT PRESSER - MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY))

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has also rejected the federal government's account of the incident -- 

renewing his call for President Donald Trump to withdraw federal agents from the state.

Several Democratic lawmakers have echoed that demand — 

((PROTEST - ATMO: "OUR STREETS"))

As this unfolds in Minnesota people across America are watching to see what consequences it will have  for the future of the country.