Christopher Kahn

People like Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar, who, you know, when she went out on NBC's Meet the Press and said, you know, your eyes don't lie, basically saying that, you know, this video shows exactly what happened.

And, you know, you don't have to take federal officials at their word when you have such a clear view of what occurred.

And so this has really fueled outrage at the incident and also draws parallels to the killing of George Floyd, which again occurred only a short distance from these recent shootings involving federal agents.

So in 2020, you know, it was a video of George Floyd's death at the hands of a police officer that sparked those nationwide protests, just as videos are doing so in this case.

That's hard to know.

Border Patrol Commander at Large Greg Bovino on Sunday said the government's immigration mission continues unabated in Minneapolis.

But yesterday, Tim Walz had said that Trump would consider taking some federal agents out of Minnesota.

And considering the tonal shift from the White House, the growing uneasiness from Republicans about ICE and Border Patrol's tactics, the threat of a government shutdown, as well as polling that shows that most Americans don't agree with the way that immigration enforcement is being handled, it could be a political liability to keep those 3,000 immigration agents inside Minnesota.