ICE Officer Executes Woman in Broad Daylight (Video)

Minneapolis is once again the center of national outrage after an ICE officer shot and killed a 37-year-old woman Wednesday morning in what witnesses are calling an execution carried out in the middle of a neighborhood street.

The Department of Homeland Security insists she was a “domestic terrorist.”
The videos — and the people who watched her die — say DHS is fabricating the story.

The killing happened just blocks from the site of George Floyd’s murder. Residents say the scene felt sickeningly familiar.

The trouble began around 9:30 a.m., when locals heard the familiar shrill of neighborhood whistles — a warning that ICE agents were swarming the area again.

A Honda Pilot driven by the victim, a U.S. citizen and legal observer, was cornered by multiple armed federal agents.
Witnesses say an agent yanked at her door, startling her. The car moved backward, then forward. No agents appeared to be struck.

Then, without hesitation, the ICE officer fired three rounds at close range.

“She never had a chance,” a neighbor said. “They boxed her in, guns out, and then they shot her. It looked like they came to kill.”

After the shots, the SUV rolled a few feet and crashed. One resident said the interior looked “like a scene out of a war zone.”

Within minutes, DHS leadership blasted out a statement branding the victim a “violent rioter” who had “weaponized her vehicle” in an act of “domestic terrorism.”

Kristi Noem repeated the claim.
Tricia McLaughlin, a DHS spokeswoman, said the agent “saved his own life” by killing her.

But videos circulating across Minneapolis directly contradict the federal account.

Mayor Jacob Frey watched the footage and responded with two words: “Absolute bulls*.”**

“This wasn’t self-defense,” Frey said. “This was a reckless, outrageous use of deadly force. ICE needs to get the f*** out of Minneapolis.”

Gov. Tim Walz said he was “furious” after viewing the video and accused DHS of pushing a deliberately false narrative.

“Don’t believe this propaganda machine,” Walz said. “This state will hunt down the truth. And we’re going to stop at nothing to get accountability.”

He activated the State Emergency Operations Center and warned that the influx of federal agents has turned Minneapolis into a militarized zone.

“These people weren’t invited here,” Walz added. “They came looking for a spectacle. And now a woman is dead.”

The shooting comes after President Trump sent 2,000 federal agents into the Twin Cities — a move Minnesota officials say has unleashed fear and chaos.

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison called the occupation “state-sponsored terror.”

“This tragedy is the direct result of a reckless federal surge,” Ellison said. “People are afraid to walk outside. ICE is not enforcing law — they’re spreading fear.”

City Council Member Jason Chavez went further, saying the agent “should be arrested immediately.”

“We need to patrol our own neighborhoods because ICE is operating like kidnappers,” Chavez said. “They are hunting people.”

Jaylani Hussein of CAIR-Minnesota tore into DHS during a speech at the scene.

“They didn’t even let her body cool before inventing lies,” Hussein said through a megaphone. “They shot a peaceful observer and then tried to brand her a terrorist.”

“We have cameras. We have witnesses. ICE will not hide behind badges this time.”

By afternoon, President Trump weighed in — and inflamed the situation.

He claimed on Truth Social that the woman “viciously ran over an ICE Officer.”
But the video he posted shows no such thing.

Residents began chanting, “They’re lying! They’re lying!” as the clip spread.

Hours before the shooting, Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara said the surge of federal agents would “absolutely” lead to bloodshed.

“This was inevitable,” he said. “Federal agents have turned our city into a powder keg.”=

The FBI and Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension are now investigating. Community leaders say they don’t trust federal agencies to police themselves.

Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty demanded a fully local investigation.

“This is the only way to get the truth,” she said.

Meanwhile, neighbors constructed makeshift memorials as protests grew into the night.

“This wasn’t a raid,” said one protester. “This was an execution. ICE murdered a woman in broad daylight and thought they could spin it away.”