Texas ruling blocks immediate extradition in Minneapolis shooting case, ICE officer released
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A Texas court rejected Minnesota’s bid for immediate extradition of an ICE officer charged in a Minneapolis shooting, ruling the case wasn’t ripe for adjudication; the officer was released from a Texas jail as litigation continues, with Minnesota officials saying they will press forward and Texas officials framing the ruling as upholding extradition processes.
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