A woman was dragged from her car and had her windows smashed in the latest clash with Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in Minneapolis.
The unidentified woman was asked to move by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (Ice) agents after driving on to a blocked-off street, but refused, telling them she was disabled and needed to get to a doctor’s appointment.
Footage was shared online showing the moment she was pulled from her car, screaming and attempting to hang on to the driver’s door.
She was said to have been interfering with Ice agents who were carrying out a raid on a property just a few minutes’ walk from where Renee Good was shot dead on January 7.
Footage of the incident shows the dark-haired woman arguing with agents who repeatedly told her to move and tried to open the driver’s side door, which appeared to be locked.
Agents then surrounded the car, with one smashing the passenger window, before she was grabbed from her vehicle, wrestled to the floor and handcuffed. One agent can be seen cutting the woman’s seatbelt with a knife.
“I’m disabled, I’m trying to go to the doctor up there,” the woman shouted at a crowd that had gathered around the agents, heckling and filming them.
“That’s so f***** up,” one said, while another added: “All you do is hurt.”
Around 60 people have been charged with impeding or assaulting immigration authorities in Minnesota in the past five days, according to Ice.
“We will be arresting anybody that interferes or impedes in any of these enforcement actions,” an official told Fox News.
More than 2000 agents have been deployed to the city in the past week following Good’s killing.
The 37-year-old mother of three was shot by Ice agent Jonathan Ross on January 7 after she refused to get out of her car.
Federal agents have used tear gas and pepper spray to disperse protesters.
Demonstrations have also been staged in New York and Washington, DC over Donald Trump’s ongoing immigration crackdown.
The Trump administration has accused Good of carrying out an act of “domestic terrorism” by driving her car towards a federal agent.
She leaves behind her wife, who was at the scene when Good was killed.
Six federal prosecutors in the state resigned on Wednesday over the US Justice Department’s push to investigate Good’s widow for her ties to protest groups rather than investigate Ross, sources told the New York Times.
A DHS official told Fox News that Ross had suffered “internal bleeding to his torso” as a result of the incident.
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