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Up to 1,500 active duty troops are on standby after President Trump threatened to invoke the Insurrection Act to suppress protests.

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Minnesota protesters spent a cold weekend on the streets confronting immigration agents, and President Trump's administration spent the weekend escalating pressure.

Those were just some of the administration moves over the weekend, and Minnesota Public Radio's Clay Masters is here.

Clay, good morning.

Good morning.

Okay.

Given that, where do these 1,500 troops fit in?

Okay, so we'll keep watching that.

Hasn't happened yet.

But where do things stand with the shooting of Renee Macklin Goode?

Okay, so federal agents are finding more and more people to investigate, just not the agents who shot Renee Macklingood three times.

I know Democrats are unhappy about that, but what power do they have?

Minnesota Public Radio's Clay Masters.

Thanks so much.

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