Keyword: interference
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(snip)As part of the changes, the mayor directed the Seattle Police Department to investigate, verify, and document reports of immigration enforcement activity. If officers are sent to a location where apparent enforcement is underway, they will document the activity with in-car and body-worn video, verify the identification of apparent federal agents, and secure scenes of potentially unlawful acts to gather evidence for prosecutors, according to the announcement.(snip)
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đ¨ BREAKING: New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill to Launch a Portal to Track & Report ICE Agents âWe are going to be standing up a portal so people can upload all their cell phone videos and alert people. If you see an ICE agent in the street, get your phone out.â
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When the Trump administration sent some 2,000 immigration agents to the Twin Cities area, they were met by activists who trailed their movements and harassed them outside their hotels. The activists are members of radical groups that together have received millions of dollars from the Left's premier foundations and dark money networks, including George Soros's Open Society Foundations, the Ford Foundation, the Tides Foundation, and the Sixteen Thirty Fund, a Washington Free Beacon review found. At the center of the unrest is the Sunrise Movement, a left-wing group founded to fight climate change that has since directed its local chapters...
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Officials at Tufts University urged the community to report sightings of immigration officials Tuesday after they were alerted about federal activity near the campus.Yolanda Smith, chief of the universityâs police department, told students and staff in an email that the campusâ Department of Public Safety was âactively monitoring the situation in coordination with our municipal partners in Medford and Somerville.âAnyone who encountered immigration officials âon or near campusâ was urged to call campus police. They also referred community members to their Office of University Counsel website, which included information about their protocols regarding federal agents.âTufts has a wellâdefined process for...
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đ¨ BREAKING: Nasra Ahmed, the âbananas and riceâ Somali, has been ARRESTED by DHS at the direction of Pam Bondi for obstructing ICE operations This is just too perfect 𤣠Ahmed LIED about being brutalized by ICE. Notice how the band-aid is gone and thereâs no wound! Loser!
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Alrighty, we're back. And we have got a clip to play for you. of folks talking about What is taking place, the corruption there? It's a mile white in Minnesota from coupon, or from not coupon, tapon. Tim all the way down. Uh the corruption in the government is is complete. So go ahead and and play the clip. Y'all, the can of worms is open. There is literally dirt and worms everywhere. It turns out that in Minnesota, we may, may. have a whole lot of the governmental entities and leadership like the lieutenant governor involved in coordinating signal...
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A Republican senator will visit Nuuk, the capital of Greenland, later this week to have talks on the Arctic island's point of view, according to a Greenlandic lawmaker on Tuesday. Lisa Murkowski will visit Greenland on Friday, Aaja Chemnitz, a Greenlandic member of the Danish parliament, told Danish TV2. "The plan is that she will go to Nuuk to visit a number of influential people over the weekend to gain an understanding of the Greenlandic points of view," she noted. The meeting came ahead of the upcoming negotiations in the working group that will negotiate a future agreement between Greenland,...
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Minnesotaâs chief federal judge is ordering the head of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement to appear personally in a Minneapolis courtroom on Friday, with the judge saying that ICE has failed to comply with dozens of court orders.
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Perhaps the most successful front of the resistance against ICE in Minnesota has been inside federal courthouses in the state. As quickly as ICE agents can take illegal aliens off the streets in Minnesota, lawyers run to federal court and win their immediate release. Some 430 habeas petitions have been filed in just the past three weeks, completely overwhelming the system. From Politico, Minnesota judge summons ICE leader to court, threatens contempt sanctions. And not just any judge, The chief judge, a George W. Bush appointee, said the administration had repeatedly violated or slow-walked court orders in Minnesota. The judge...
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Eight additional Democrats signed on to an impeachment resolution against Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem in the wake of the killing of Alex Pretti, bringing the total number of co-sponsors to 120, according to a spokesperson for the office of Rep. Robin Kelly of Illinois. Kellyâs impeachment resolution against Noem had garnered 100 co-sponsors as of Jan. 20, according to a press release, but the number spiked in recent days amid outcry over immigration enforcement practices as thousands of federal officers were deployed to Minnesota in what the administration has dubbed Operation Metro Surge. âIMPEACH KRISTI NOEM,â the Democratic Party...
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Federal agents shot and killed a 37-year-old man in Minneapolis on Saturday morning, less than three weeks after an ICE agent fatally shot Renee Good and amid an ongoing surge in immigration enforcement action across the city. U.S. District Court Judge Eric Tostrud granted a temporary restraining order against the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Saturday, barring the department from altering or destroying evidence connected to Pretti's killing. Alex Jeffrey Pretti, an ICU nurse who worked at the Minneapolis VA hospital, was identified as the man killed by a Border Patrol agent. The Department of Homeland Security said the agent...
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As President Donald Trump aims to build a ballroom at the White House, federal Judge Richard Leon on Thursday reportedly asked Justice Department lawyers to point to what authority allows the president to engage in a construction project at the White House. "Where do you see the authority for the president to tear down the East Wing and build something in its place?" the judge asked, according to The Washington Post. While the outlet reported that Leon said he could issue a decision next month, NBC News reported that the judge promised that he would issue a decision in February....
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Sunrise is bankrolled by a whoâs who of deep-pocketed left-wing organizations. Open Society Foundations has sent it $2 million since 2019, according to its grant database. Half of the money supported general âsocial welfare activities.â The Ford Foundation contributed $150,000 in 2024 and $550,000 in 2025, while the MacArthur Foundationâthe 12th-largest private charity in Americaâgave $250,000 in 2024, according to tax filings and grant disclosures.
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The Department of Homeland Security, the Justice Department and legal scholars laid out what could happen if Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner follows through on his promise to prosecute ICE in the line of their duty, should operations in Pennsylvania reach a flashpoint. Last week, Krasner warned he would prosecute agents who "come to Philly to commit crimes" in an apparent reference to allegations an agent acted unlawfully in shooting a Minnesota woman who appeared to intentionally hit him with her car while disrupting an operation. Philadelphia County Sheriff Rochelle Bilal doubled down, calling ICE officers "fake, wannabe law enforcement"...
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Democratic Minnesota state Rep. Brad Tabke posted over 20 updates to his X account Thursday documenting ICE agent sightings across Shakopee, Prior Lake, and Savage â suburbs about 25 miles southwest of Minneapolis. Throughout the day, Tabke shared the real-time locations of ICE agents and vehicles, including sightings near gas stations, a Panera, and shopping centers in the Southbridge area. Tabke also described how to identify unmarked ICE vehicles. âEvery other car on Marschall and 101 today is ICE if you know what to look for: Missing front or front & back plate ⌠Out of state plates ⌠Tinted...
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A Minnesota judge issued a ruling Friday barring federal officers from detaining or deploying tear gasb against peaceful protesters who are not obstructing authorities while participating in Operation Metro Surge in Minneapolis. The order from U.S. District Judge Kate Menendez restricting the actions of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and federal agents comes amid ongoing protests and heightened tension in Minneapolis after an ICE agent fatally shot Minnesota resident Renee Good earlier this month. The ruling prohibits officers from retaliating against anyone peacefully protesting or observing the actions of immigration officers, adding that federal agents must show probable cause or...
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Of course, itâs a Biden-appointed judge. For now, Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents will be hamstrung in how they respond to deranged leftist protesters who harass, assault, and, in the case of Renee Nicole Good, 37, accelerate their vehicles into federal agents. MINNEAPOLIS (AP) â US judge rules federal officers in Minneapolis-area immigration operation canât detain or tear gas peaceful protesters. â philip lewis (@Phil_Lewis_) January 17, 2026 That January 7 shooting has led to mayhem in the city thatâs run amok with violent protesters and a local political leadership thatâs insane and inept. Local police are not assisting because...
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đ¨ HOMAN drops the hammer: âWeâre creating a database of people interfering with ICE. Weâll make âem famous, put their faces on TV, notify their employers, neighborhoods, and schools. Bet a lot of bosses donât know what theyâre up to!â Makeâm famous!
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For months now, far-left activists across America have been gathering in groups, seeking out locations where federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers (known as ICE) are conducting raids, hunting down and arresting criminal aliens who are in the country illegally. They then swarm the ICE action, blowing whistles, yelling and chanting to alert anyone whom the agents might be after, in hopes that the criminals can escape. They frequently use their cars, vans and SUVs in an attempt to block roadways or driveways so that the ICE agents canât get through, and recently, theyâve even gone so far as to...
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The Brief A federal judge declined to bring an immediate end to the ICE surge in Minnesota during a court hearing on Wednesday. However, the judge did fast-track arguments in the lawsuit, demanding federal authorities submit its response by Monday, Jan. 19. The State of Minnesota argues that the ICE operation has caused "serious harm", citing incidents like the shooting of Renee Good. MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - A federal court judge is allowing the ICE surge in Minnesota to continue for now amid a legal challenge by the state, but is demanding federal authorities respond to the lawsuit by early...
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