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A city already on edge,
now faced with yet another deadly shooting by federal agents on the streets of Minneapolis.
On Saturday morning in Minneapolis,
a man named Alex Pretti was wrestled to the ground by federal immigration officials.
Pretty was shot just before 9 a.m.
after a heated confrontation between agents and protesters who opposed the government's immigration enforcement tactics.
In total, 10 shots were fired in five seconds.
Then he was fatally shot.
The second deadly shooting by immigration agents in less than three weeks.
Immediately after the shooting, administration officials blamed Pretty, who had a gun on his body.
Deputy Chief of Staff and Trump Advisor Stephen Miller called Pretty a domestic terrorist.
Here's the Secretary of Homeland Security, Christine Ohm.
I don't know of any peaceful protester that shows up with a gun and ammunition rather than a sign.
This is a violent riot when you have someone showing up with weapons and are using them to assault law enforcement officers.
But videos of the shooting contradict the administration's account.
Footage reviewed by the Wall Street Journal showed a federal officer pulling the handgun away from Pretty.
Less than a second later, an agent fired several rounds.
The killing, the second by immigration authorities this month, sparked more protests in Minneapolis,
which has been the site of an unprecedented immigration crackdown called Operation Metro Surge.