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Federal immigration officers deploy pepper spray at protesters after a shooting on Saturday in Minneapolis.<\/span>Abbie Parr\/AP<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n Minnesotans awoke<\/span> to yet more terror Saturday morning as news broke that federal agents had shot and killed another local in the streets<\/a>. The victim, 37-year-old Minneapolis resident Alex Pretti, was pinned down by several agents before being shot multiple times. The Associated Press said<\/a> Pretti was an\u00a0intensive care nurse at a Department of Veterans Affairs hospital who lived just 2 miles from where he was killed.<\/p>\n Heeding calls to take to the streets, locals from the surrounding neighborhood immediately poured into nearby intersections where Pretti was killed. They loudly confronted tactical Border Patrol units, who fired continuous rounds of tear gas canisters and flash grenades into a crowd of all ages that had gathered to bear witness and demand an end to what they described as a federal siege of their city.<\/p>\n Not long after, I visited the area and spoke with grief-stricken residents, who unleashed a torrent of anguish over the killing, the second in just over two weeks in a city enduring President Trump\u2019s intensifying immigration crackdown.<\/p>\n