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Voter Stickers Displayed at Shooting Victim's Memorial on Election Day

On Election Day, stickers proclaiming 'I voted' were positioned at the memorial for Alex Pretti in Minneapolis. Earlier this year, Pretti, an American citizen, was fatally shot by federal immigration agents.

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Stickers were displayed at the memorial for Alex Pretti on Election Day, marking a tribute to the victim of a tragic shooting incident by federal agents.

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  • Stickers were placed at Alex Pretti's memorial site on Election Day.
  • Alex Pretti was shot and killed by federal immigration agents.
  • The incident occurred earlier in 2026.
  • The memorial is located in Minneapolis.
  • The stickers read 'I voted'.
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Voter Stickers Displayed at Shooting Victim's Memorial on Election Day