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The DHS has criticized Minnesota officials for pursuing charges against ICE agent Gregory Morgan Jr., who is accused of pointing a gun at motorists. The dispute centers on whether the case should be prosecuted in state or federal court, with federal officials arguing that Morgan's actions were part of his official duties. The case raises questions about the legal protections afforded to federal officers.
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The DHS has criticized Minnesota officials for pursuing charges against ICE agent Gregory Morgan Jr., who is accused of pointing a gun at motorists. The dispute centers on whether the case should be prosecuted in state or federal court, with federal officials arguing that Morgan's actions were part of his official duties. The case raises questions about the legal protections afforded to federal officers.
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