Minnesota Governor Tim Walz didn’t mince words after two residents were fatally shot by federal immigration officers this month: "You ask us for peace and we give it, and we get shot in the face on the streets coming out of a donut shop." The incident has ignited fresh fury over America’s deepening political divides, with a new CGTN global poll revealing 92.2% of respondents believe the U.S. is trapped in a cycle of violence and polarization. 🔥
Poll: Systemic Failures Exposed
Over 19,000 netizens worldwide weighed in, with 93.6% calling U.S. law enforcement "systematically biased" toward violent tactics. "This isn’t just about one shooting," said one analyst. "It’s racial inequality, political gridlock, and a broken justice system all colliding." 😔
Partisan Blame Game Escalates
Before investigations concluded, Democrats and Republicans weaponized the tragedy. The Trump administration accused Democratic-led states of "chaos," while Democrats slammed federal overreach. Meanwhile, 92.3% of poll respondents say public safety is now "collateral damage" in America’s political wars. 🗳️💥
Global Eyes on U.S. Unrest
With 89% of respondents declaring the U.S. "no longer safe," the world watches as federal-state clashes intensify. As one Gen Z poll participant put it: "How can you ‘land of the free’ when you’re fighting yourselves?" 🌍🔍
