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Conservative analyst Rick Wilson issued a shocking warning about what's to come following the President Donald Trump administration's latest "horrors" in Minneapolis.

Wilson, a co-founder of The Lincoln Project, wrote in a new Substack essay on Sunday that Trump appears to be lurching the political discourse firmly in one direction. The essay was published a day after ICU nurse Alex Pretti was gunned down by Trump's immigration agents at an anti-Trump protest in Minneapolis.

President Donald Trump's niece issued a stark warning about the president's latest "extortion" scheme in a new Substack essay on Sunday.

Mary Trump, a psychologist and author, argued in a new essay that the Trump administration appears to be trying to extort state governments into complying with its legally dubious immigration tactics. She pointed to Attorney General Pam Bondi's agreement to retreat immigration officers from Minnesota in exchange for the state's voter rolls and a guarantee that the state government will overturn its "sanctuary city" policies, both of which are policy priorities of the Trump administration.

President Donald Trump's recent social media post storm alarmed one doctor, who said on Sunday that he saw it as evidence that the president is suffering a common side effect from having a stroke.

Last week, Trump stayed up late into the night, firing off posts on Truth Social that ranged from attacks against his political enemies to complaints about how he did not win the Nobel Peace Prize and his appearance at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. The late-night tirade seemed emblematic of someone who is suffering from "agitated depression," which is a common side effect of people who have suffered from a stroke, according to Dr. Bruce Davidson, a professor at Washington State University’s Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine.

A legal expert issued a dire warning about how President Donald Trump's immigration officers are going to conduct themselves going forward after another American was killed while protesting in Minneapolis.

On Saturday, 37-year-old ICU nurse Alex Pretti was gunned down by a swarm of immigration officers. The Trump administration claimed Pretti presented a threat to the officer's lives and called him a "domestic terrorist." The administration also claimed Pretti brandished a weapon at officers, even though video from the scene clearly contradicts that claim.

Observers piled on political analyst Rachael Bade on Sunday after she argued in a new Substack essay that President Donald Trump's latest scandal is a "PR crisis."

Bade, a former journalist who now authors "The Inner Circle" on Substack, argued on Sunday that the recent killing of two American citizens in Minneapolis by Trump's immigration agents is "the biggest PR crisis of ... Trump's second term." Bade was referring to Alex Pretti and Renee Good, both of whom were gunned down by immigration agents while protesting Trump's deportation tactics.

Vice President JD Vance generated outrage on Sunday when he made a social media post that analysts said seemed to justify the killing of two Americans in Minneapolis by federal officers.

Vance posted a story on X about two Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents who were at a restaurant eating when the business was mobbed by protesters. Vance alleged that the officers were locked inside the restaurant until backup arrived. Vance said the officers told him about the affair when he visited Minneapolis last week.

President Donald Trump issued a dark, winding screed on Sunday evening following the latest incident where an immigration agent shot and killed a U.S. citizen.

On Saturday, immigration agents shot and killed 37-year-old ICU nurse Alex Pretti at a protest against Trump's immigration tactics in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Pretti's killing had several eerie similarities to another high-profile killing in Minneapolis, when Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer Jonathan Ross shot and killed Renee Good.

Jeff Bezos, owner of The Washington Post, attended the premiere of "Melania," a $40 million documentary about the first lady, with President Donald Trump on Saturday night as his reporters begged him not to make steep cuts to the legendary newsroom, according to a new report.

David Folkenflik, NPR's media correspondent, reported on Sunday that WaPo's international correspondents sent Bezos a letter pleading with him to maintain the paper's international coverage. The letter was sent as speculation was building that large-scale layoffs were imminent at the paper.

A lawyer representing a group of whistleblowers who leaked a recent Department of Homeland Security memo said on Sunday that the document revealed the "broader effort" of President Donald Trump's immigration regime.

Immigration has been the Trump administration's key issue during its second term. The president has empowered immigration agents to aggressively deport as many illegal immigrants as possible and used his platform to largely shield agents from accountability when they have killed American citizens like Alex Pretti and Renee Good in Minneapolis.

The parents of Alex Pretti, the 37-year-old ICU nurse killed by Customs and Border Patrol agents in Minneapolis on Saturday, called out the "sickening lies" President Donald Trump's administration is telling about their late son.

Michael and Susan Pretti shared a statement on Sunday, about 24 hours after their son was shot and killed by CBP agents at a protest against the Trump administration's immigration tactics. Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) shared the statement on social media.

Customs and Border Patrol commander Greg Bovino stunned an analyst on Sunday after what the analyst described as "one of the most Orwellian" Sunday morning interviews in recent memory.

Bovino joined CNN's Dana Bash on "State of the Union" on Sunday morning, where the two discussed the recent killing of Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old ICU nurse, who was shot by CBP agents in Minneapolis on Saturday. During the interview, Bovino said the CBP agents were the real victims in the affair, and told a narrative about the event that Sam Stein, managing editor for The Bulwark, found completely unbelievable given the evidence available in the public domain.

Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) and Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) went on the offensive Sunday and attacked FBI Director Kash Patel, who hours earlier defended the Border Patrol officers who killed Minnesota resident Alex Pretti.

Appearing on Fox News earlier on Sunday, Patel criticized Pretti, who was legally carrying a concealed firearm before he was pepper-sprayed, beaten, and shot by Border Patrol officers.