00:00Meanwhile, hundreds of people gathered around the growing makeshift memorial for Alex Preeti, who was shot and killed by a federal immigration officer in Minneapolis on Saturday.
00:11According to family members, Preeti was an intensive care nurse at a Department of Veterans Affairs hospital.
00:18He cared deeply about the people and was upset by President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown in his city.
00:24Preeti participated in protests following the January 7 killing of Rene Nicol Wood by a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Officer.
00:32Preeti was a U.S. citizen born in Illinois.
00:36Like Wood, court records show that Preeti had no criminal records, and his family said that he had never interacted with law enforcement beyond receiving a few traffic tickets.
00:46In this context, large demonstrations against immigration and customs enforcement agents and the Donald Trump administration were held in the United States.
01:01In a show of outrage and national solidarity, at least a thousand protesters took to the streets of Chicago, while in Boston a crowd gathered for an emergency rally.
01:11Both were in response to the death of Alex Preeti, who died during a criminal attack by ICE agents in Minneapolis.
01:18The events had rekindled citizens' rejection of the practices of immigration agencies and law enforcement.
01:24The death of Alex Preeti adds to a list of incidents orchestrated under Trump's administration and his supervision of fellow law enforcement agencies in the city.
01:34At the same time, multiple people marched through downtown San Antonio, Texas, to protest the death of 37-year-old Alex Preeti, who was beaten and shot by ICE agents in Minneapolis.
01:51The protest was urgently called by local immigrant rights and social justice coalitions and followed the pattern of simultaneous demonstrations in Boston and Chicago demanding respect for human rights.
02:03Meanwhile, protests continued to spread around Texas. The march concluded in front of the ICE office without serious incidents.
02:10At the same time, thousands of protesters gathered in front of the National Headquarters of Immigration and Customs Enforcement in the capital city.
02:26In one of the largest and most vocal protests to date in response to the death of 37-year-old Alex Preeti in Minneapolis.
02:34Demonstrations against Trump's policies filled the streets around the federal building in southwest Washington, with protesters chanting slogans such as,
02:42You are not a mistake, you are terror. The protests in Washington remain without mass arrest, and the tensions between protesters and federal security remain high.
03:02Also, New Yorkers floated the streets of Manhattan in one of the largest protests to date, after new details emerged about the death of Alex Preeti at the hands of federal agents in Minneapolis.
03:12Protesters reaffirmed that Preeti's death was not an accident, but a clear case of murder at the hands of the Trump administration.
03:20The protests, organized by a coalition of more than 50 community groups, unions and civil rights organizations, paralyzed traffic in the area for hours.
03:29After a moment of solidarity, the crowd observed five minutes of silence.
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