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President Trump has threatened to take military action against Minnesota to stop the protests in Minneapolis.
On Wednesday, immigration officer shot another man, this time in the leg,
which sparked unrest on the city's north side.
And here's Meg Anderson is in Minneapolis, and it's with us now to give us the latest.
Good morning, Meg.
Good morning.
You know, looking at this from the outside,
things seem pretty volatile, but thankfully you're there.