Minnesota prosecutors charged ICE agent Gregory Donnell Morgan Jr. with two counts of second-degree assault after he allegedly pointed a firearm at civilians during a February incident in Minneapolis.

The reception to the charges splits sharply. Some view this as a positive win, noting that state authorities can now prosecute ICE-related felonies. However, others dismiss this as wholly insufficient, repeatedly demanding charges for prior violence or killings. Users like Klox and Fredselfish pushed back, stating, 'now do the murderers' and pointing out that 'The face Renee Good killer is still walking free.' Meanwhile, there is a sudden suggestion that state prosecutors may have evidence to pursue murder charges, claiming federal bodies are obstructing evidence collection related to earlier shootings.

The weight of opinion shows a major gap between satisfaction and demand. While the assault charges are acknowledged as a legal precedent for agent accountability, the intense pressure from the opposition is to escalate demands immediately to include charges for past violent actions, suggesting the current legal action is viewed as a mere starting point.