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US judge restricts federal agents over Minnesota protests
Headline from Wyoming Tribune Eagle
A US judge restricted federal agents on Friday from interfering with peaceful protesters in Minnesota, after President Donald Trump said there was no immediate need to invoke the Insurrection Act
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A federal judge refused to halt immigration operations in Minnesota -- at least until the Justice Department has had a chance to respond to a lawsuit accusing it of carrying out a “federal invasion” in the state.
A US judge restricted federal agents on Friday from interfering with peaceful protesters in Minnesota, after President Donald Trump said there was no immediate need to invoke the Insurrection Act
A federal judge ruled Friday that agents carrying out the Trump administration’s sweeping immigration operation in Minnesota can’t arrest or deploy certain crowd-control measures against anyone “engaging in peaceful and unobstructive protest activity.
A federal judge barred ICE and federal officers from using force against peaceful protesters in Minneapolis as the city faces ongoing unrest following a fatal shooting involving an ICE agent.
A Biden-appointed federal judge in Minnesota blocked immigration agents from using crowd control tools or “retaliating” against protesters in a Friday decision.
