What 74 days of federal operations looked like in Minnesota, frame by frame

Confrontation outside a public school

On the day of Good's fatal shooting, a Border Patrol agent visibly shoves somebody and a person is detained by agents. A DHS spokesperson said agents were chasing a US citizen “actively trying to impede operations,” and the pursuit ended near the school. Students and staff were never targeted, DHS said, saying a teacher assaulted an agent and the crowd threw objects and paint, prompting “targeted crowd control.”

Agents use chemical irritants and pepper balls

Federal agents push back a crowd of protesters, shooting pepper balls at their feet and spraying an orange chemical irritant from a can, near the Bishop Henry Whipple Federal Building. According to CNN’s Omar Jimenez, who was on the scene, law enforcement presence increased significantly after several instances of cars being hit with snow and ice, or protesters trying to block vehicles from leaving the facility.

Agent shoves man blocking ICE vehicle into oncoming traffic

A man stops in front of an ICE vehicle as it begins moving. An ICE agent pushes the man, causing him to fall into oncoming traffic. A bus about to pass by the scene comes to a quick stop after he falls. CNN has reached out to DHS for comment.

Agents tackle and detain anti-ICE protester

A masked agent yells "Get back!" and pushes a protester, who swats the agent’s hand away before getting tackled to the ground by several agents. After being detained the man is carried away and placed in an SUV. DHS said the US citizen was arrested after he didn’t comply with the order to stay back and responded by hitting an officer.

Woman stands her ground when agents ask for ID

A woman says she was surrounded by federal agents on the sidewalk, asking for identification and where she was born. The woman says she doesn't need to carry ID and eventually the agents return to their vehicle. DHS said “a person’s immigration status makes them a target for enforcement, not their skin color, race or ethnicity.”

Man is pepper sprayed in confrontation with ICE agents

A man is pepper sprayed in a confrontation with agents near where Renee Good was fatally shot. DHS said officers “were swarmed by approximately 100 agitators who surrounded law enforcement and began throwing objects at them, threatening them, blocking their exit, and impeding their lawful operations. Officers called for backup and were forced to deploy tear gas and other crowd control techniques.”

Agents drag woman out of her car

Agents surround Aliya Rahman’s car, smash her window and cut her seatbelt off as she yells she’s disabled. She told CNN she wasn’t part of the protest and was going to a doctor’s appointment. DHS said she was arrested for obstruction after ignoring commands to move her vehicle away from the scene.

Agent detains US citizen after he refuses to show ID requested “because of your accent”

Ramon Menera was detained outside his home in a Minneapolis suburb in front of his 5-year-old daughter after a US Border Patrol agent accused him of not being a US citizen because of his accent, he told CNN. DHS told CNN an agent recognized his accent as being from Mexico and that Menera initially lied to agents about where he was born. Agents let Menera go after reviewing his paperwork, he said.

Agents use gas to disperse protesters

Protesters clashed with law enforcement after an ICE agent shot a person in the leg who DHS said had assaulted one of its officers earlier in the evening. The video shows multiple explosions and gas as protesters disperse.

Family trapped in protest is tear gassed

A family on their way home from their son’s basketball game found themselves trapped in a protest and were tear gassed in their car, resulting in the mother having to administer CPR to her infant, she told CNN. Dramatic video shows the family evacuating their car and fleeing to a nearby home. DHS said they didn’t target the family and that agents “followed their training and reasonably deployed crowd control measures.”

Photographer tells CNN about being detained, pepper sprayed by federal agents

John Abernathy, an independent photographer, tells CNN he was hit from behind by "three ICE guys" during a protest outside the Whipple Federal Building. Abernathy said agents set tear gas in front of him and sprayed pepper spray into his face. DHS said he was arrested for obstructing pedestrian and vehicle traffic on federal property.

Man sprayed in face with pepper spray while being held down

A man is pinned on the ground by three federal agents when a Border Patrol agent approaches him, spraying him directly in the face. DHS said Border Patrol agents were “repeatedly harassed and blocked by hostile crowds while simply trying to take bathroom breaks.”

Border Patrol chief throws gas canister into crowd

CBP chief Gregory Bovino was filmed throwing a canister into a crowd. According to a DHS statement, agents were “repeatedly harassed and blocked by hostile crowds” and “had to use crowd control measures to disperse" them.

Alex Pretti is fatally shot by at least one Border Patrol agent

CNN analyzed cellphone footage of the shooting — and the events leading up to it — from multiple angles. Taken together, they appear at odds with initial DHS claims that Pretti approached officers armed with a gun, that he “violently resisted” attempts to disarm him, and that he received immediate first aid after the shooting.

Woman pleads with federal agents after they detain two men

A woman with a baby was captured crying and pleading with officers during an arrest of two men near the Columbia Heights neighborhood in Minneapolis. The woman pleaded with federal agents in Spanish before one of the men who had been arrested broke free from the agents and ran into the street before being detained again. It’s unclear what led up to the incident. DHS said in a statement to CNN that ICE arrested two Ecuadorian nationals and quickly detained one who attempted to flee. The woman and child were not taken into custody, and ICE helped her arrange for someone to pick them up, the agency said.