Reports coming in show Minneapolis police pulling back as hundreds of protesters surge forward, pushing against officers following the fatal ICE-involved shooting.
Crowds are growing.
Tensions are rising.
And law enforcement is repositioning.
This is the moment leaders either de-escalate or lose control of the streets. The concern now is whether city leadership allows disorder to fill the vacuum — something Minneapolis has seen before, with lasting consequences for residents and businesses.
Eyes are turning to the Minnesota National Guard as a possible next step if the situation deteriorates further.