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A federal immigration operation in Minneapolis again turned deadly when a border patrol agent was forced to fire on a man during an armed encounter, sending tensions across the city soaring, fueling renewed protests for federal law enforcement to leave Minnesota.

Here's what we know so far.

As we've been tracking here on the PDB, federal agents have been in Minneapolis for over a month now, carrying out what the Department of Homeland Security describes as an immigration enforcement operation.

Federal agents on Saturday were operating in an area that has increasingly become a protest flashpoint, as demonstrations against ICE officers have flared in recent weeks.

Agents were in the middle of a targeted enforcement action when a crowd began to gather, adding pressure to an already tense scene.

According to video and official accounts, that's when an individual, Alex Preti, entered the picture.

He was near the agents as the operation unfolded, moving through a crowded environment where protesters and officers were already pushing against one another.

What had been a confrontational standoff