On Tuesday (27), Trump said he wanted to “de-escalate” the situation in Minneapolis, the focal point of tensions caused by his harsh offensive against immigration.
The mayor of Minneapolis, Jacob Frey, denounced this Thursday (29) as an “invasion” the anti-immigrant operations ordered by the Donald Trump government in that city, which left two American protesters dead in clashes with federal agents.
“I feel the support of the entire country and we recognize that a great American city is experiencing an invasion. It is an invasion against our democracy, our republic and each one of us,” he said at a conference of mayors in Washington.
Last Wednesday (28), the after President Donald Trump criticized the city’s mayor, despite promising to “de-escalate” the situation. The Border Patrol said two agents implicated in Pretti’s death have been suspended since Saturday.
On Tuesday (27), Trump said he wanted to “de-escalate” the situation in Minneapolis, the focal point of tensions caused by his harsh offensive against immigration.
*With AFP
