A heart-wrenching incident has come to light in America’s Minneapolis city amid increasing political tension and an atmosphere of fear. A young Somali-American couple staying here has decided to leave the city overnight with their six-month-old innocent child. The couple was born in America and are American citizens by birth, but fearing for their safety, they immediately took a flight to California. This atmosphere of fear in the city has deepened after a recent violent incident. In fact, 37-year-old woman Renee Nicole Good was shot dead during an operation by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Minneapolis. Since the death of Renee, a mother of three children, protests and a sense of insecurity have taken root in the city.

Airbnb owner described the horrifying scene
The incident came to light when an Airbnb owner shared his experience on social media platform X. He told that his guests are legal American citizens. They are only running because they fear they may be unfairly targeted because of the administration’s aggressive immigration policies. Malik wrote that during the Trump administration, the atmosphere of fear in America has deepened so much that now even legal citizens are not feeling safe. The couple said that they have given priority to the safety of their child. They will not return until the situation becomes normal. Meanwhile, the death of Renee Nicole Good has sparked debate at the national level. Human rights groups and some lawmakers have intensified their demand for disbanding ICE or making major changes in it.

My current Airbnb guests, a young Somali-American couple, booked a last-minute flight to California to escape the rising political tension in Minneapolis. Both were born in the United States to parents who immigrated here legally; they are US citizens by birth. With their…