Congress Grills ICE, CBP Chiefs Over Minneapolis Immigration Surge
TL;DR
A House Homeland Security Committee hearing questioned Todd Lyons (acting ICE director), Rodney Scott (CBP commissioner) and Joseph Edlow (USCIS director) about immigration enforcement tactics amid scrutiny of the Minneapolis surge, marking the first such appearance before the panel since the start of Trump’s second term and following the deaths of Alex Pretti and Renée Good linked to federal immigration personnel.
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- ICE, CBP officials face questions from Congress about Minneapolis surge The Washington Post
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- Top Immigration Officials Set to Testify Before House Panel The New York Times
- Moderate Republican willing to break with party is set to lead ICE hearing The Washington Post
- Trump’s immigration chiefs are set to testify in Congress following protester deaths AP News
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