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The ’s president, , publicly stated that four homeless men living under a bridge in were detained by and identified them as enrolled members of the Oglala Sioux Tribe . Tribal officials and local repo...
The Oglala Sioux Tribe’s president first reported that four enrolled tribal members were detained in Minneapolis and later said three of those men had been transferred to ICE custody at Fort Snelling,...
There is no sign in the reporting provided of a publicly available, comprehensive ICE dataset that tracks detentions specifically of Native Americans or enrolled tribal citizens over the last five yea...
was tackled, handcuffed and detained by during December’s "Operation Metro Surge," despite repeatedly telling officers he was a U.S. citizen and offering identification that agents initially refused t...
A clear, document-based answer requires three kinds of federal records: ICE custody/booking records showing individual detainees and locations, Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR) or federa...
Federal and tribal leaders have publicly accused of and demanded immediate release, invoking the and as legal shields against immigration detention . The contemporaneous reporting documents demands, a...