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  Tensions Escalate in Minneapolis as ICE Agents Clash with Protesters

Tensions escalate in Minneapolis as ICE reportedly shoots man in the leg and tear gasses a vehicle with children in itIn a disturbing turn of events, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents have been accused of using excessive force against protesters in Minneapolis, leaving one man shot in the leg and multiple children exposed to tear gas. As tensions continue to rise, community leaders are calling for ICE's withdrawal from the city.

A City on Edge
Minneapolis has been at the epicenter of anti-ICE protests in recent weeks, with demonstrators pushing back against the growing presence of federal agents in the state. The situation took a deadly turn last week when Renee Nicole Good was fatally shot by ICE agents, sparking widespread outrage and calls for accountability.

A Man Shot in the Leg
During a protest at the site where Good was killed, a man identified as Julio Cesar Sosa-Celis was reportedly shot in the leg by an ICE officer. According to officials, Sosa-Celis fled the scene on foot and allegedly assaulted the officer, prompting the agent to fire a 'defensive shot' to protect himself. However, community leaders have questioned the official account of events, citing concerns about police brutality and excessive force.

Tear Gas and Flash Bangs
As news of the shooting broke, reports emerged of ICE agents deploying tear gas and flash bangs against protesters. One family, who were simply trying to leave a sporting event with their six children, found themselves caught in the crossfire. 'Officers threw flash bangs and tear gas in my car,' said Shawn Jackson, whose 6-month-old child was left struggling to breathe. 'My kids were innocent, I was innocent, my husband was innocent – this shouldn't have happened.'

Community Leaders Speak Out
In response to the escalating tensions, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey has called for ICE's withdrawal from the city, citing concerns about public safety and federal overreach. 'Minnesota needs ICE to leave, not an escalation that brings additional federal troops beyond the 3,000 already here,' he wrote on social media. Community leaders are urging residents to remain calm but vigilant, as they continue to push for justice and accountability in the face of alleged police brutality.

As tensions continue to simmer in Minneapolis, one thing is clear: the city's residents will not be silenced or intimidated by ICE's aggressive tactics. As community leaders continue to speak out against excessive force and police brutality, it remains to be seen what the future holds for this embattled city.

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