Trump says that the citizens who were shot dead by ICE in Minneapolis “were not angels”

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Washington – United States President Donald Trump, on Wednesday lamented the fatal shootings of Alex Pretti and Renée Good in Minneapolis, although he maintained that the victims “were not angels”.

In an interview with NBC News, the president expressed his regret for the deaths, but stressed that both cases had “backgrounds and contexts” which, according to him, complicate the assessment of what happened and said that neither of them were angels.

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Even so, the Republican stated that the results were tragic and not justifiable under any circumstances. Trump added that the federal agents involved in the operations deeply regret the incidents and that the Administration will review its operating protocols to prevent new similar episodes. The president’s statements are framed in a context of tension in Minneapolis and occur on the same day that his government decided to withdraw 700 agents from the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) from the place. In addition to having announced the capture of at least 4,000 migrants for various crimes during the operations from the end of 2025 to today.
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