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Two days after an ICE agent killed Renee Good in Minneapolis, a federal agent asked an observer, "Have y'all not learned?" Her phone was taken and she was briefly detained. Two days after that, another federal agent said, “You did not learn from what just happened” to a different observer.

A growing number of bystanders and observers in Minnesota are reporting that federal agents are responding with increasing aggression that includes detainment, overt threats and physical abuse.

In the past week alone, ICE boxed in a Woodbury real estate agent recording their movements from his car, slammed him to the ground and detained him at the Whipple Federal Building near Fort Snelling for 10 hours. A teacher said she ICE ran her off the road into a snowbank for laying on her horn.

Feds pushed an unidentified motorist through a red light into a busy intersection; reportedly fired projectiles at a pedestrian walking “too slowly” in a crosswalk; and shoved Minneapolis City Council President Elliott Payne while he was observing their actions from a public sidewalk.

On Wednesday night in north Minneapolis, witnesses say a series of gunshots followed a car chase and foot chase involving federal agents. Federal and local authorities said an agent shot a man in the leg after being attacked with a snow shovel and broom. Follow our ongoing coverage here.