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The tactics used by ICE in Minnesota and the response from the community and local authorities.
Yes — while federal immigration law and ICE policy do not authorize the deportation of U.S. citizens, U.S. citizens have been arrested, detained and in rare historical cases nearly deported after enco...
A U.S. citizen detained by ICE can usually establish citizenship by presenting primary documents — most commonly a U.S. passport or a certified birth certificate — or a Certificate of Naturalization o...
Expedited removal became a larger and more central tool for removing noncitizens at or near U.S. borders during the Obama years even as total interior removals fell sharply; border removals rose from ...
Local law enforcement in coordinates with through formal agreements and ad hoc operational ride‑alongs that embed federal personnel alongside city, county and state agencies, including under the feder...
Hmong and broader Southeast Asian community groups in Minnesota have rapidly scaled a mixed legal-response ecosystem that combines know-your-rights trainings, constitutional/legal observer programs, d...
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has long used a mix of aggressive field tactics, covert “ruses,” and militarized deployments to locate, detain, and remove people — practices that critics say...
ICE has been credibly accused of a range of violent and rights-violating practices — from aggressive street operations and deadly use of force in a high-profile Minneapolis shooting to documented inhu...
ICE conducts interior enforcement operations to identify, arrest and remove noncitizens whom the agency believes are unlawfully present or pose public-safety risks, but expanded directives, poor data ...