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Wojnarowski Urges Action Against Fascism After Border Shooting

1/27/2026

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Adrian Wojnarowski, former ESPN star and current general manager for St. Bonaventure's men's basketball team, called on his followers to "stand up to fascism" after a Border Patrol shooting in Minnesota killed Alex J. Pretti.
The shooting took place during a Department of Homeland Security operation.
This incident followed another shooting where an ICE officer shot Renee Nicole Good, who allegedly obstructed federal vehicles.
Wojnarowski has been critical of the Trump administration and faced backlash for a response to Senator Josh Hawley, resulting in his suspension from ESPN.

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Adrian Wojnarowski, former ESPN star and current general manager for St. Bonaventure's men's basketball team, called on his followers to "stand up to fascism" after a Border Patrol shooting in Minnesota killed Alex J. Pretti.
The shooting took place during a Department of Homeland Security operation.
This incident followed another shooting where an ICE officer shot Renee Nicole Good, who allegedly obstructed federal vehicles.
Wojnarowski has been critical of the Trump administration and faced backlash for a response to Senator Josh Hawley, resulting in his suspension from ESPN.