Will the border police start raiding the homes of the overly eager protesters because they suspect they are filled with illegal migrants taking care of their households?
The White House: Democrats' fault. The tone between Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and the White House has been tense since border police shot and killed Alex Pretti over the weekend. – The tragedy occurred as a result of hostile resistance from Democratic leaders, says White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt.
Trump has previously urged Walz to cooperate more – such as handing over all undocumented immigrants detained in the state to federal authorities.
On Monday, Karoline Leavitt said that fewer border police would be needed in Minnesota if state officials cooperated with border police on the ground. She also blames the shooting on Minnesota's political leadership. – This tragedy occurred as a result of deliberate and hostile resistance from Democratic leaders in Minnesota, says Leavitt. Watch the segment on SVT News.
Increased political tension. In a post on Truth Social, the president made demands of all Democratic governors and mayors in the country, including in Minneapolis and Minnesota. Among other things, leaders are urged to hand over all "criminal illegal immigrants" in state prisons and jails to federal authorities and to "cooperate" with the government.
On Sunday, over a thousand people gathered in downtown Minneapolis for a demonstration against the immigration police, ICE. The demonstrators demanded that the federal police leave the state. – If things continue like this, with even more situations being questioned regarding how they are handled, it could escalate at any moment. It could lead to violence, says SVT's U.S. correspondent Sofia Yohannes. Watch the segment on SVT Nyheter.