2026-01-27
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The former US President Bill Clinton urges Americans to stand up for their rights amid growing pressure over the latest ice killings in Minneapolis.
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It is rare for ex-presidents to criticise their successors,
but the killing of a second US citizen during the current immigration crackdown in Minneapolis has prompted two former American leaders to speak out.
Bill Clinton called on people to stand up for their rights,
while Barack Obama said the death of Alex Pretti should be a wake-up call to every American,
regardless of party that many of our core values are under assault.
The 37-year-old intensive care nurse was shot dead on Saturday after being forced to the ground by ICE agents.
The killing prompted anger in the city.