Shocking footage shows ICE agents dragging
The Trump administration’s deployment of over 2,000 ICE agents to the Minneapolis-Saint Paul area has provoked intense criticism.
This operation, described by Homeland Security as its largest ever, targets undocumented migrants.
Outrage grew last week following the death of Renee Nicole Good, a 37-year-old mother.
She was killed by agents while attempting to drive away from a stop.
While officials called it self-defense, the incident sparked national fury.
Subsequent protests in the area have led to numerous arrests.
An ICE official stated at least 60 protesters have been detained for allegedly assaulting or impeding agents.
A new viral video has now amplified tensions.
It shows ICE agents forcibly removing a woman from her car just blocks from where Good was shot.
In the footage, masked agents argue with the woman before one opens her door.
Another agent drags her from the vehicle onto the ground as she screams.
The woman identifies herself as disabled and autistic, stating she was trying to reach a doctor.
Bystanders are heard yelling at the agents, questioning their humanity.
While some reports suggest the woman may have attempted to wedge agents with her car, this is unconfirmed.
