Demonstrations have spread across the country, and the Minneapolis unrest entered popular culture this week when musician Bruce Springsteen released a protest song honoring Good and Pretti. Attorney General Pam Bondi announced that 16 people had been arrested in Minnesota for allegedly assaulting or obstructing federal law enforcement, vowing that immigration enforcement would continue unabated. At the same time, the two immigration officers involved in Pretti’s killing were placed on administrative leave, a move the Department of Homeland Security described as standard procedure. Officials claim the change signals a move toward more traditional, targeted immigration operations rather than broad street sweeps. Trump has renewed threats to cut federal funding to sanctuary jurisdictions, while Frey reiterated that Minneapolis police are tasked with public safety, not enforcing federal immigration law.