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White House responds after second fatal shooting in Minneapolis

The White House claims Trump opposes violence on US streets, blaming Democrats after anti-immigrant agent killings in Minneapolis.

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January 27, 2026

Ahron Young

The White House claims Trump opposes violence on US streets, blaming Democrats after anti-immigrant agent killings in Minneapolis.

The White House says Donald Trump does not want harm on US streets.

It again blamed Democrats following the killing by anti immigrant agents in Minneapolis.

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The White House claims Trump opposes violence on US streets, blaming Democrats after anti-immigrant agent killings in Minneapolis.

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