@elseyperry888: the woman from Minneapolis has been identified #minnesota #minneapolis #ICE #foryou#usa

Mike Petrone :

It is so sad

sun.usa.life :

My heart is broken tonight. I am deeply saddened by the news of a woman who lost her life today. No matter who we are, where we come from, or what status we have — no one deserves to die like this. I pray for her soul, for her family, and for everyone who is hurting right now. Violence should never be the answer. May she rest in peace. 🕊️

Duane :

You know anytime, a perpetrator a lawbreaker faces the ultimate consequences. Someone always comes out and says oh but they were the best person. No, they just tried to kill someone. They are not the best person they are evil and evil met their maker.

ChatoX :

Mardoson barred :

😁😁😁

Riches :

Forward خراسان： We Muslims from Afghanistan and Pakistan express our profound sorrow and deep grief over the tragic killing of an innocent woman in Minneapolis, USA, who was fatally shot by an ICE (U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement) agent today during a federal enforcement operation. The news of her death has shocked hearts around the world and reminded us how precious and sacred human life is. In Islam, the sanctity of life is inviolable; Allah Almighty teaches that taking one innocent life is like killing all of humanity, and saving one life is like saving all of humanity. The loss of this innocent woman is not just a local tragedy — it is a grave injustice against moral values, humanity, and the core teachings of Islam that honor and protect life. Our hearts stand with her family in this moment of unbearable pain, and we extend our deepest condolences, sympathy, and prayers to them. We pray that Allah grants patience (sabr) and strength to her loved ones, forgives her shortcomings, elevates her status, and grants her a high place in Jannah. The pain of losing an innocent life resonates far beyond borders, and the compassion shown by people around the world today reflects our shared humanity. As Muslims, we strongly and unequivocally condemn any act of violence against innocent civilians. Violence, cruelty, and oppression have no place in Islam — no cultural, political, or personal justification can ever excuse the spilling of innocent blood. Islam teaches mercy, justice, dignity, and respect for every human being, especially women, who are honored and protected in our faith. Harming an innocent woman is a betrayal of faith and conscience, and such incidents cause irreparable damage not only to families but also to society as a whole. Afghans and Pakistanis share deep religious, cultural, and historical bonds, and our pain is shared pain. The grief of one innocent family is felt by all of us. We stand united in condemning this injustice and reject hatred, revenge, and lawlessness. Instead, we call for justice, accountability, and truth, so that those responsible are held to account through lawful and ethical means. Justice is essential not for revenge,

RODSKI :

THIS WHAT HAPPENED WHEN YOU ATTEMPT TO USE A DEADLY WEAPON USING VEHICLE TO THE LAW ENFORCEMENT..PEOPLE MINE YOUR OWN BUSINESS…