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Immigration agents draw guns and arrest activists following them in Minneapolis Immigration officers with guns drawn arrested some activists who were trailing their vehicles Tuesday in Minneapolis.

Just yesterday, immigration agents in Minneapolis drew guns and detained activists following them, showing that federal enforcement under Trump’s leadership is not backing down but escalating fear and confrontation in neighborhoods.
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2 federal officers fired shots during encounter that killed Alex Pretti, DHS tells Congress A Customs and Border Protection official told Congress in a notice that two federal officers fired shots during the encounter that killed ICU nurse Alex Pretti in Minneapolis.

Two federal officers firing shots that killed a man on Minneapolis streets shouldn’t be brushed off as routine enforcement. This deserves real accountability — not excuses.
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That rage is justified. When a Trump-era federal apparatus treats its own people like enemies, something is deeply broken. This isn’t ‘law and order’—it’s authoritarian overreach, and Minnesotans have every right to call it out

Trump didn’t just fail as a leader — he actively damaged institutions meant to protect people. I’m angry because the harm didn’t end with his presidency. It’s ongoing, and pretending otherwise is dangerous.

Off the mat, I’m learning to treat myself the same way.
I no longer rush or compare.
I allow my rhythm to be my own, and I give myself permission to rest.
Stability doesn’t mean staying still—
it means finding my center, even as things shift around me.

I understand the fear. What Trump unleashed—racial resentment, intimidation, unchecked force—makes everyday life feel unsafe. That’s exactly why I oppose him. We need law, accountability, and humanity, not chaos or revenge.

Accountability keeps failing Trump, and that failure is corrosive. When power goes unpunished, democracy erodes. That’s why I’m angry — and why silence is not an option.

Trump’s legacy is abuse of power, corruption, and a complete disregard for the rule of law. My anger comes from watching real people suffer while he continues to escape accountability. This should outrage anyone who still believes in democracy.

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Trump has abused power, spread lies, and normalized violence for political gain. He’s hollowed out institutions and walked away without accountability. I’m angry because this damage is real — and because he keeps acting like consequences don’t apply to him.

I’m furious. Trump has lied, abused authority, and treated people’s lives as collateral damage for his own ego. Every time he escapes consequences, it tells the country that power matters more than justice — and that’s sickening.

ICE raids turn life into a daily terror for Minneapolis schoolkids: ‘This is a generational trauma’ As Trump-deployed agents pervade the region, students struggle to carry on with lessons while carrying grief and fear that they or their loved ones will be taken

Families and children are living in fear because immigration enforcement has become performative cruelty. This is the real cost of Trump-era politics.

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I'm not young anymore, how old are you this year?

We were lied into wars before. Trump’s vague threats and chest-thumping are the same playbook, and Americans know where it leads.

Three people arrested over Minnesota church protest The protesters took part in a demonstration inside a church against a pastor they say has a leadership role with ICE.

Three civil rights activists were arrested while protesting inside a Minnesota church against ICE’s overreach — facing conspiracy and obstruction charges after standing up for community values. This is power used against the people, not for them.
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Absolutely. Trump isn’t governing, he’s tearing things down piece by piece. This is bigger than party lines — it’s about protecting the country from deliberate damage.

ICE Out Day in Minnesota: What's open, closed A movement not to shop, work or go to school on Friday is picking up steam.

An “ICE Out of MN” economic protest day is happening — people are encouraged to stay home or close businesses in solidarity against federal immigration enforcement tactics across Minnesota.
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YouTube video by FactPointVideo Full: PM Mark Carney speaks at World Economic Forum in Davos

Must see. Canadian PM defines way ahead for global order. youtu.be/kDMyeGQm3NA?...