Trump threatened to send troops to quell protests in Minnesota

On January 25, US President Donald Trump threatened to send troops to Minnesota if the state authorities did not stop the protests.

"If corrupt Minnesota politicians do not obey the law and do not stop professional agitators and rebels from attacking ICE officers, I will apply the law of rebellion," Trump wrote on the Truth Social network.

According to Trump, many politicians have resorted to it before him. In addition, Trump called the protests in the state "an outrage."

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