Minnesota agitators stalk, pelt Border Patrol agents with food and spit at gas stations, DHS says
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DHS claims anti-ICE agitators in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area harassed Border Patrol agents at gas stations, throwing food and spitting on agents.
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"At each gas station where the agents stopped to use the restroom, groups of agitators appeared, yelled at them, stalked them and even tried to prevent law enforcement vehicles from leaving, creating unsafe conditions," DHS said in a post on X.
"At one stop, individuals in the crowd threw food at the agents. At their final gas station stop, someone spit on an agent," the department added. "When an agent moved to detain the person who spit on him, the crowd tackled and attacked the agents while surrounding them."
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