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Donald Trump For President🚨 UPDATE: PROBABLE CAUSE IN NASRA AHMED CASE UNSEALED 🚨New details have emerged regarding the arrest of Nasra Ahmed, the 23-year-old Somali American who went viral last week after a high-profile press conference at the Minnesota State Capitol. While Ahmed previously claimed she was "kidnapped" and assaulted by federal agents, newly unsealed criminal complaints tell a very different story of the January 14 incident in St. Paul.The Official Charges 🏛️📜According to the federal complaint, Ahmed approached ICE agents who were conducting a targeted "knock and talk" operation.Prosecutors allege Ahmed swore at officers before throwing an egg that struck a deportation officer in the leg. She is further accused of spitting in an officer's face twice while being taken into custody.Ahmed is one of 16 defendants now charged with assaulting, resisting, or impeding federal officers.The complaint states that while being handcuffed on the ground, Ahmed was recorded saying she had "zero regrets" about her actions.The Viral "Bananas and Rice" Presser 📉🎙️Before these charges were unsealed, Ahmed stood alongside Democratic lawmakers, including Rep. Samakab Hussein, to denounce the Trump administration's Operation Metro Surge.Ahmed’s description of her cultural identity became a national headline: "It's kind of like bananas and rice. People don't think you can eat bananas with rice, but that's what it's like to be Somali and American".At the time, Ahmed wore bandages on her head and claimed ICE agents used racial slurs and gave her a concussion during a "violent" abduction.Supporters used her case to argue that U.S. citizens were being unlawfully targeted based on their appearance or accent.With the release of the probable cause affidavit, the narrative has shifted from a case of "wrongful detention" to a federal assault investigation. Attorney General Pam Bondi has vowed to prosecute those who assault federal law enforcement "to the fullest extent of the law". 🇺🇸⚖️🚫