Minnesota Sues Trump Over Shooting Evidence
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Minnesota Sues Trump Administration for Shooting Evidence; State-Federal Tensions Rise
Minnesota officials filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, seeking access to evidence from three shootings by federal officers. The cases involve the deaths of Renee Good and Alex Pretti, and the wounding of Julio Cesar Sosa-Celis. The lawsuit follows a massive federal immigration enforcement operation in Minneapolis and Saint Paul, where state leaders accuse the federal government of blocking investigators from key materials. Local reactions have been strong, with calls for independent probes into officer-involved shootings and broader potential misconduct during the operation. Federal responses have been mixed, with a civil rights review launched into Prettis death but not Goods case. The lawsuit highlights the growing divide between state and federal authorities on accountability during high-stakes enforcement actions.
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