Nationwide Protests Against ICE Sparked by Fatal Shootings in Minnesota

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A nationwide strike occurred on Friday, with protests against federal immigration enforcement spreading across the U.S., including significant actions in Minnesota. The demonstrations were ignited by the recent fatal shootings of two individuals by federal agents, leading to calls for 'no work, no school, no shopping.' Minnesota's Governor Tim Walz criticized the lack of meaningful change from the federal government after the Justice Department announced a civil rights investigation into one of the shootings. The protests also drew attention to the arrests of journalists covering these events, raising concerns about press freedom. This situation highlights the growing tension between local and federal authorities regarding immigration enforcement practices.
Key Details: • Nationwide protests included school walkouts and business closures. • Minnesota's Governor Tim Walz demands action following federal agent shootings. • Justice Department opens investigation into the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti. • Former CNN anchor Don Lemon arrested for charges related to protest coverage. • Advocates challenge ICE's warrant policy in Boston.