So, you heard about that shooting involving federal agents during a protest in Minneapolis? Well, we now know who they are. Government records show that Border Patrol agent Jesus Ochoa and Customs and Border Protection officer Raymundo Gutierrez, both from South Texas, were the agents who fired on Alex Pretti back on January 24th. This isn't just about a shooting; it's about federal agents using force in a civilian setting, away from the border. It instantly brings up serious questions about accountability for federal agencies and the scope of their powers when they're operating inside a city. We're talking about potential constitutional rights impacts, especially regarding the right to peaceful assembly. When agents originally meant for border security are involved in urban incidents like this, it makes you wonder about the public policy of deploying them this way. It’s a situation that's sure to spark legal battles over federal oversight and proper protocol.