Minnesota shooting: Clinton, Obama call to defend US values
Following the shooting of Alex Pretti by immigration agents in Minneapolis, former Presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton issued strong statements. The Obamas called the incident a "wake-up call," warning that America’s core values are under threat. Clinton also condemned the administration, highlighting the deaths of Pretti and Renee Good as examples of the violence faced by peaceful protesters under the current government. FRANCE 24's Philip Turle has the analysis.
Following the shooting of Alex Pretti by immigration agents in Minneapolis, former Presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton issued strong statements. The Obamas called the incident a "wake-up call," warning that America’s core values are under threat. Clinton also condemned the administration, highlighting the deaths of Pretti and Renee Good as examples of the violence faced by peaceful protesters under the current government. FRANCE 24's Philip Turle has the analysis.
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