What CEOs Are—and Are Not—Saying About ICE and Minneapolis

Thursday, January 29, 2026 at 5:00 PM

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Corporate leaders are calling for de-escalation following the shooting of Alex Pretti by federal agents in Minneapolis, though many CEOs remain silent on the issue, reflecting caution in their public responses.

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The president has called for a “de-escalation” and his advisers are rushing to limit the fallout from a shooting that killed a U.S. citizen.

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Stephen Miller called Alex Pretti a “domestic terrorist” after the VA nurse was killed by federal agents, a rare misstep for Miller, the White House aide stoking Trump’s boundary-pushing impulses.

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The White House border czar who was dispatched to Minneapolis said the federal approach there hadn’t been perfect, and announced he was working on a plan to begin drawing down the federal presence

The White House border czar had been dispatched to Minneapolis this week after a second fatal shooting by federal immigration officials.

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What CEOs Are—and Are Not—Saying About ICE and Minneapolis

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