JD Vance Heckled at School Shooting Memorial, Faces Protests

US Vice President JD Vance went to Minneapolis to remember the children who were killed and hurt in a school shooting.

While he was there, people protested outside, angry that the government hasn't done more to stop gun violence.

The protesters held signs and chanted, demanding action.

Inside the church, Vance spoke with grieving families.

The shooter, who was 23, used guns that were legally purchased.

The Vice President called for prayers and said he would work on policies, but did not support stricter gun laws.

This event highlights a growing divide between the government and communities affected by gun violence.