In Minnesota, Hennepin County prosecutors have charged an ICE agent with felony assault for allegedly pointing his gun at the heads of two people who were in a car beside him. Earlier this year, the agent, Gregory Donnell Morgan Jr., reportedly had tried to pass their vehicle while illegally driving his unmarked SUV on a Minneapolis highway. Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty announced the charges Thursday.

Mary Moriarty: “Mr. Morgan’s conduct was extremely dangerous. Driving while pointing a weapon out of your moving vehicle at the victims who were in another moving vehicle could have led to yet another disastrous incident in a community that has already suffered too many.”

This is the first criminal case against an ICE agent involved in Trump’s so-called Operation Metro Surge in Minnesota. During the crackdown earlier this year, federal agents deployed to the Twin Cities shot and killed two U.S. citizens: Renee Good and Alex Pretti.

In related news, Minneapolis resident Aliya Rahman has filed a personal injury claim against DHS after ICE agents in Minneapolis smashed her car window, dragged her out and detained her while she was heading to a doctor’s appointment in January. Aliya Rahman will join us from Minneapolis later in the broadcast.