Gregory Morgan Jr.

The Department of Homeland Security accuses Minnesota officials of staging a 'political stunt' by prosecuting ICE agent Gregory Morgan Jr. for allegedly pointing a gun at motorists during a traffic confrontation. Federal authorities argue Morgan is protected under the Supremacy Clause, while Minnesota prosecutors claim his alleged actions fell outside legitimate federal duties.

The Department of Homeland Security accuses Minnesota officials of staging a 'political stunt' by prosecuting an ICE agent, Gregory Morgan Jr., for allegedly pointing a gun at motorists during a traffic confrontation. Federal authorities argue Morgan is protected under the Supremacy Clause, while Minnesota prosecutors claim his alleged actions fell outside legitimate federal duties. The dispute centers on jurisdiction between state and federal courts.

Gregory Morgan Jr., an ICE agent, has been charged with assault after allegedly brandishing a firearm at motorists in February. His attorney announced that Morgan will surrender to Minnesota authorities to face the charges.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent Gregory Morgan Jr. is facing assault charges after allegedly pointing a gun at two individuals in Minnesota. The incident involving the Maryland-based ICE agent was reported by CBS News' Jonah Kaplan.

Gregory Morgan Jr., an ICE agent from Temple Hills, Maryland, was charged with two counts of second-degree assault following an incident on February 5 where he allegedly pulled a gun on two people on a highway.