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Jake Lang’s Jan. 17 “March Against Minnesota Fraud” in Minneapolis was widely anticipated, heavily policed and the subject of community alarm, but the available reporting in this packet does not docum...
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,...
Homeland Security and spokespeople have reported large aggregate arrest totals for —most prominently counts of roughly 1,500, 2,400 and 3,000 arrests at different moments—but the public record assembl...
’s formal posture toward protesters is explicitly supportive of local civil authorities: Guard forces are authorized to support to protect life, property, and the ability of to assemble peacefully, an...
Video and multiple local and national outlets show handing out coffee, donuts and hand warmers to people at an anti‑ICE protest outside a federal building in on January 25, 2026, a gesture Guardsmen d...
The public record shows has primarily issued press statements, “Worst of the Worst” web postings and operational summaries to describe arrests and deadly encounters in , including characterizations of...
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...
Officially, ICE and DHS have issued limited, tightly worded statements about the St. Paul detentions — principally denying routine confirmation of individual agent identities and releasing narrow oper...