"I don't want to see any more bloodshed,"
"I don't want to see anybody harmed."
"This is inhumane."
"protest and be with my fellow humanity."
Federal agents deployed to Minnesota were withdrawn after confrontations surrounding immigration enforcement led to deaths and widespread public revulsion. ICE agents clashed with locals defending neighbors, and two observers, Renee Good and Alex Pretti, were killed. The administration framed the pullback as a completed mission but acknowledged unexpected human reactions that transcended partisan narratives. Many Americans, including some Trump voters, described the crackdown as inhumane and expressed solidarity; one said it made her want to protest and be with her fellow humanity. Polling shows nearly two-thirds of Americans now oppose ICE's behavior, raising questions about shared moral instincts and self-evident truths.
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