Trump threatened to invoke the Insurrection Act to mobilize military forces in Minnesota, following clashes related to immigration.
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The President of the USA, Donald Trump, declared that he will resort to the Insurrection Act to mobilize military forces in Minnesota, in the context of rising tensions generated by the mobilization of federal agents in Minneapolis. This threat came after a violent incident in which an immigration officer shot a Venezuelan man who was fleeing from a traffic stop. Trump accused politicians in Minnesota of not upholding the law and allowing agitators to attack I.C.E. agents. The Insurrection Act, in effect since 1807, allows the president to deploy military forces to suppress riots and domestic disturbances, thus providing extended authority in crisis situations. This has been discussed in the past in the context of civil disturbances, such as those in 2020.
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