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ICE Arrests Violent Criminals Amid Ongoing Protests in Minnesota

1/20/2026

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From January 16 to 18, ICE arrested numerous illegal immigrants convicted of violent crimes amid anti-ICE protests in Minnesota.
Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin stated that over 600,000 illegal immigrants were arrested, with 70% having criminal charges or convictions in the U.S.
The arrests included individuals convicted of murder, sexual exploitation, and robbery.
Protests against ICE operations persist, including disruptions at a church service, which could lead to federal charges.

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Story summary

From January 16 to 18, ICE arrested numerous illegal immigrants convicted of violent crimes amid anti-ICE protests in Minnesota.
Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin stated that over 600,000 illegal immigrants were arrested, with 70% having criminal charges or convictions in the U.S.
The arrests included individuals convicted of murder, sexual exploitation, and robbery.
Protests against ICE operations persist, including disruptions at a church service, which could lead to federal charges.