Obama, Clinton urge Americans to ‘stand up’ after second Minneapolis shooting
Former presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton on Sunday urged Americans to stand up and defend core US values after federal immigration agents fatally shot a Minneapolis man on Saturday. They sharply criticised President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown for the killing, which he blamed on Democratic “chaos”.
Former presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton on Sunday urged Americans to stand up and defend core US values after federal immigration agents fatally shot a Minneapolis man on Saturday. They sharply criticised President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown for the killing, which he blamed on Democratic “chaos”.
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