CITY, State (Fox News) — Minnesota Timberwolves players release statement on anti-ICE tensions in Minneapolis

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• Two fatal incidents involving federal immigration agents in Minneapolis
• Timberwolves express sympathy and love for the community
• Game against Golden State Warriors postponed after fatal shooting
• NBA fans protest ICE presence at Target Center
• National Basketball Players Association stands in solidarity with Minnesota protests
  

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  The Timberwolves postponed their game against the Golden State Warriors to prioritize community safety following a fatal shooting involving a Border Patrol agent. NBA fans displayed anti-ICE messages at Target Center, and the team held moments of silence for the victims. Head coach Chris Finch and the National Basketball Players Association also expressed condolences and solidarity with the affected community.

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  The shooting has sparked protests in the Twin Cities amid increased ICE activity in the area. The NBA community stands united in supporting justice and civil liberties for all members of the community.

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  Fox News’ Ryan Gaydos and Ryan Morik contributed to this report.