Meg Anderson

So when officers exit their vehicles, observers are there soon after honking horns, blowing whistles and recording.

Protesters and federal officers have clashed again in Minneapolis, this time after ICE officers hit a vehicle with their car.

The officers eventually used tear gas to disperse the crowd and left without detaining anyone.

NPR reached out to ICE for comment on the incident, but did not hear back.

Meg Anderson, NPR News.

In a statement, Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension Superintendent Drew Evans said the U.S.

attorney for the District of Minnesota had, quote, reversed course.

Now the state agency won't have access to the evidence needed to do an independent investigation of the shooting.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is questioning whether an FBI investigation without the state would be fair.

Noem is the U.S.

Homeland Security Secretary.

The Minnesota U.S.

Attorney's Office could not be reached for comment.

Meg Anderson, NPR News.

NPR's Meg Anderson has more.

In a statement, Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension Superintendent Drew Evans said the U.S.

attorney for the District of Minnesota had, quote, reversed course.

Now the state agency won't have access to the evidence needed to do an independent investigation of the shooting.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is questioning whether an FBI investigation without the state would be fair.

Noem is the U.S.