A United States immigration officer has fatally shot a woman in her car in Minneapolis during an immigration raid. The shooting has spurred protests in the Minnesota city.Local authorities and President Donald Trump’s administration have given different accounts of what happened during the incident.Recommended Stories list of 3 itemsend of listHere is more about the victim and a closer look at what happened on Wednesday.What happened during the Minneapolis ICE shooting?A federal officer with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) shot and killed a woman in her car.Shortly after 9:30am (15:30 GMT), Minneapolis police responded to reports of gunshots, according to Mayor Jacob Frey.Local officials said the woman was acting as a legal observer during protests against US President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown. Legal observers are usually volunteers who attend protests to monitor interactions between law enforcement and demonstrators, documenting any confrontations or potential legal violations.Local news reports from across the US in February said immigration activists formed volunteer groups who observe their neighbourhoods to spot undercover ICE agents and vehicles and release social media warnings about these deployments to their neighbours.“We have a variety of community responders on the ground watching ICE agents, helping families with rent, food, watching our neighbourhoods, making sure that we can keep our neighbourhoods safe and make sure that immigration enforcement isn’t splitting our families apart,” Minneapolis City Council member Jason Chavez told local media. Advertisement Videos of Wednesday’s incident show a masked ICE agent shoot three times towards an SUV. The car is then seen hurtling out of control and crashing into other parked cars.Multiple angles of the videos filmed by variou …
