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The '''Minnesota insurrection''' began in January 2026 when [[Immigration & Customs Enforcement]] (ICE) and the [[Border Patrol]] (BP) were tasked by [[Trump 2.0]] with enforcing [[immigration]] [[law]]s, during which time two [[US]] [[citizen]]s were killed in separate incidents while physically obstructing federal officers' work.
 
The '''Minnesota insurrection''' began in January 2026 when [[Immigration & Customs Enforcement]] (ICE) and the [[Border Patrol]] (BP) were tasked by [[Trump 2.0]] with enforcing [[immigration]] [[law]]s, during which time two [[US]] [[citizen]]s were killed in separate incidents while physically obstructing federal officers' work.
  

Revision as of 23:25, January 29, 2026

Alexi Pretti with gun in waist band during violent confrontation with federal immigration officers 11 days before fatal shooting.[1]

The Minnesota insurrection began in January 2026 when Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the Border Patrol (BP) were tasked by Trump 2.0 with enforcing immigration laws, during which time two US citizens were killed in separate incidents while physically obstructing federal officers' work.

Citizen journalists infiltrated the Signal chats used by opponents of ICE and BP to coordinate city-wide obstruction of their activities in a scandal that called Signal Gate. ZeroHedge published a detailed review of Signal Gate which also links to posts by other citizen journalists such as “0HOUR1” and “DataRepublican (small r)” investigating these chats' members (reportedly including local and state officials) and their donors.[2] Their work confirmed the insurrection's high degree of coordination.

From rapidly shared detailed reports about their ICE's and BP's law enforcement activities to license plate readings, medical aid, and charitable support for some of the participants, there was no doubt that the insurrection was professionally coordinated at a level far beyond anything hitherto seen in the US.

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