In the days before his death, Alex Pretti tried to intervene when he thought a family was being chased by ICE. For that, sources say, he was tackled, pinned, and left with a broken rib he later described as traumatic. No arrest. No paperwork. No official trace, according to the very department whose agents allegedly brought him to the pavement.
A week later, his name was already in federal databases when Border Patrol confronted him in Minneapolis. Agents say they wrestled away a gun from his waistband before fatally shooting him, framing the moment as chaotic and fast-moving. Yet behind that split second lies a slower, more unsettling story: an intake form quietly circulated, data gathered on those who dared to interfere, prior contact unacknowledged, and a nurse whose attempts to help ended with federal bullets and a widening silence where accountability should be.
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