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Related: About this forumWhat a WSJ Reporter Saw on the Ground Following Minneapolis Shooting - WSJ
A U.S. Border Patrol officer shot and killed a man in Minneapolis, escalating tensions between federal agents and local residents. WSJs Mariah Timms was in the city as protests continued. - 01/24/2026.
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What a WSJ Reporter Saw on the Ground Following Minneapolis Shooting - WSJ (Original Post)
Rhiannon12866
14 hrs ago
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Exactly. Nor does a capital city need border control agents who are not trained for a city not near U.S. borders
Rhiannon12866
13 hrs ago
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NJCher
(42,623 posts)1. The violence and aggression
ICE is displaying is totally unnecessary.
Jacob Frey points out 25,000 protesters with no tickets. Is this a city that needs ICE?
Rhiannon12866
(251,320 posts)2. Exactly. Nor does a capital city need border control agents who are not trained for a city not near U.S. borders
mopinko
(73,356 posts)3. ya know, shit will go down if we start shooting at these assholes, but
i think we cd get away w throwing our own teargas.
Sweet Rosie Red
(22 posts)4. Slingshots? Bearspray?
But watch out for snipers on rooftops!