This is getting too heated! 
I'm not sure if they're trying to send a message or just creating more drama, but the fact that it's got the Justice Department involved is wild 
. I mean, I get why people are upset about the ICE officers being here, but some of these politicians are taking it way too far by accusing each other of conspiracy. 
Can't they just focus on finding a solution instead of pointing fingers? 
And what's with the "not sustainable" comment from Frey? Is he suggesting that Minneapolis can't handle their own policing issues? 
I'm all for peaceful protests, but at some point, you've got to take a stand and address the root problems, not just complain about the symptoms. 
I'm not sure if they're trying to send a message or just creating more drama, but the fact that it's got the Justice Department involved is wild . I mean, I get why people are upset about the ICE officers being here, but some of these politicians are taking it way too far by accusing each other of conspiracy. Can't they just focus on finding a solution instead of pointing fingers? And what's with the "not sustainable" comment from Frey? Is he suggesting that Minneapolis can't handle their own policing issues? I'm all for peaceful protests, but at some point, you've got to take a stand and address the root problems, not just complain about the symptoms. 
He should've taken a more neutral stance. And what's with the federal agents creating chaos? 
Can't they just do their jobs without causing problems? 
I got another diagram to help illustrate it... 
. It's all just a big mess now, with both sides digging in their heels. The investigation might be overkill - aren't we worried more about actual crimes than conspiracy theories? 
. We need concrete answers and action on this case, not more finger-pointing 