In Minnesota, residents of Minneapolis and St. Paul remain on edge as clashes between

protesters and federal immigration officers continue into a third week.

It comes as the Department of Justice announced its plan to pursue charges against protesters

in Minneapolis while confirming it does not plan to investigate the circumstances surrounding

the fatal shooting of Renee Good by an ICE agent.

Special correspondent Fred DeSam Lazaro has the latest.

Another weekend and another intense wave of immigration enforcement in the Twin Cities

as more than 2,000 federal officers continue to crackdown

characterized by aggressive force and unyielding protests.

It comes as weary residents brace for the potential deployment of active duty troops after

President Trump threatened late last week to invoke the Insurrection Act, something Mayor

Jacob Fry said Sunday would

be, quote, shocking.

You gotta understand how wild this is right now.

In Minneapolis, crime is dramatically down.

We don't need more federal agents to keep people safe.

We are safe.

Fry himself, along with Minnesota Governor Tim Walls, are now reportedly under investigation

by the Department of Justice for allegedly impeding federal law enforcement officers.

Yesterday, the Justice Department announced a separate investigation into protesters who

disrupted a church service where they believed a local pastor was also an ICE official

from the St. Paul office.

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