Federal immigration agents have shot and killed two American citizens in Minneapolis in a matter of weeks, causing an uproar among the citizens in Minnesota. Could Minneapolis be the birthplace of the next civil war?

Weeks after the death of Renee Good, and just one day after the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by U.S. Border Patrol agents, people began to ratchet up their protests against the ruling class’s immigration policies.

A mob of protesters descended on a hotel they believed to be housing federal immigration (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) officers on Sunday night. The demonstration quickly intensified as activists spray-painted “f**k ICE” on the hotel’s windows and battered their way into the lobby, while armed agents attempted to hold them back.

Honestly, based on the actions of ICE lately, the protestors were lucky these particular government thugs were not as trigger-happy as the others have been. Eventually, the melee was broken up as more Federal Agents arrived and used tear gas to subdue the protestors, according to a report by RT. 

Listening to some of their rhetoric, it would seem that the protesters and their backers are preparing for open fighting against a rising standing army of government thugs. Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes stated last week that activists could be justified in shooting ICE agents if they feel endangered, while an Episcopal bishop in New Hampshire caused controversy by telling his clergy to “have their wills written” and prepare for “a new era of martyrdom.”

State-Sanctioned Murder in Minneapolis: Pretti Execution and Trump’s Engineered Path to Civil War

The Department of Homeland Security has described Mayes’ comment as a “direct threat calling for violence against our law enforcement officers” that “is going to get someone killed.”

Trump has threatened to invoke the Insurrection Act, as people grow angrier over the totalitarian policies of his administration. He also suggested that ICE agents would eventually withdraw from Minneapolis; however, the situation will remain tense as long as federal agents are on the ground.

This is the standing army we’ve been warned about. Could it erupt in a civil war? What do you think? Let us know in the comments. Let’s discuss.