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   From: noreply@dirge.harmsk.com   
      
   MINNEAPOLIS — From high school students to elected officials, residents   
   in Minnesota are pushing back against the growing deployment of federal   
   immigration officers in their neighborhoods, leading to days of   
   confrontations and protests.   
      
   Resident Neph Sudduth stopped to choke back tears as she witnessed   
   immigration officers roaming around her neighborhood, just a few blocks   
   from the site where an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer   
   fatally shot Renee Nicole Good last week, and clashing with protesters.   
      
   “They will hurt you for real! They will hurt you for real!” she shouted   
   at anti-ICE demonstrators, urging them to move away from the officers’   
   vehicles. Just then, an immigration officer rolled down his window,   
   extended his arm and sprayed a protester point-blank in the face with a   
   chemical agent.   
      
   “How dare they come back to this neighborhood,” Sudduth told NBC News.   
   “How forgone you have to be morally to come back here and stand up and   
   do that with your faces covered?”   
      
   Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said Sunday that she planned to   
   send more agents to Minnesota this week to quell protesters and continue   
   to enforce immigration policies. President Donald Trump defended the   
   Minnesota operation Tuesday, saying, “We have taken out killers, rapists   
   and drug dealers, people from mental institutions that came in   
   illegally.” ICE has posted on social media about the arrests of people   
   accused of sex crimes and who they allege are in the country illegally.   
      
   https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/immigration-agents-deploy-tear-gas-p   
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