Desperate Cry After Following ICE Agents Sparks Detention in Minneapolis
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A Minnesota woman and a friend followed ICE agents during a tense operation; their car was pepper-sprayed and windows smashed, and they were detained for eight hours at the B.H. Whipple Federal Building in St. Paul before being released without charges. The incident occurs as federal immigration enforcement expands in Minneapolis amid protests following an ICE shooting that killed Renee Good, with DHS announcing hundreds more agents are joining the operation.
- Woman describes "desperate crying" at facility after she was detained while following ICE agents in Minnesota CBS News
- ‘I was flooded with fear’: Minnesotans describe their encounters with ICE, being detained MPR News
- ‘I heard screaming, I heard crying:’ Inside ICE detainment at the Whipple Building Sahan Journal
- Minneapolis duo details their ICE detention, including pressure to rat on protest organizers AP News
- ICE protester detained in Fort Snelling shares detention experience 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS
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