Pedro Pascal, Obama, Jennifer Aniston raise voice for late Alex Pretti
Hollywood stars and celebrities join hand to condemn recent government actions
Pedro Pascal, Jennifer Aniston and Barack Obama joined several other notable people to raise their voices against ICE raids.
The ongoing protests turned violent as at least nine were reported dead from the Minneapolis shooting.
Alex Pretti, one of those killed by Border Patrol, was a resident at the place. He served as the ICU nurse and was a U.S resident with “only traffic violations.”
Soon after the incident, the online community reacted fiercely as Pedro Pascal shared multiple reels of the raids and alleged injustices.
The Game of Thrones star shared a video with the text: “Liars, Liars, Liars.. Use your eyes, People,” urging his followers to raise their voice for the cause.
He also reposted the statements issued by the parents of the victim, who died on January 24, 2026.
On X (formerly Twitter), former President of the United States Barack Obama released an official statement to address the heart-breaking tragedy.
According to the politician and his wife, the incident serves as a “wake-up call to every American, highlighting “our values as a nation are increasingly under assault.”
He referred to a statement shared by the former top lawyer of the Department of Homeland Security, who slammed these tactics as “embarrassing, lawless and cruel.”
Jennifer Aniston was amongst those who are urging the people of the United States to call “rep” before sharing a reel which declared that “Freedom is not free.”
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