A half dozen agents then wrestled him to the ground, took away a holstered gun that he was licensed to carry under Minnesota law. After he was disarmed and incapacitated on the ground, multiple agents fired at least nine bullets, then refused to allow medical aid for Pretti, who died in the street. Multiple videos and eyewitness statements by bystanders confirm that Pretti never brandished his gun or threatened officers. ICE has authorized its agents to raid homes using a civil warrant that only has to be signed by a Border Patrol agent. Photo, right via M. Sullivan: San Diegans protest ICE and Border Patrol killingsMeanwhile in Minnesota, Governor Tim Walz has called in the state’s National Guard to restore order and protect protesters exercising First Amendment rights from ICE and Border Patrol agents.