The first of what should be many cases of prosecutors charging ICE agents dropped last week. The Minnesota Attorney General is charging an agent with a second-degree felony for actions he took during the siege of Minneapolis: pointing a gun at two civilians in a moving vehicle. This is not the most high-profile case but hopefully sets the precedent for holding agents responsible for their violence and law-breaking in the Twin Cities, L.A., Chicago, and elsewhere across the nation.

(Taken from an email sent to me by Never Again Action.)