The arrest comes as immigration enforcement in Minnesota has drawn heightened attention following recent ICE activity in the state.
Walz and Frey have repeatedly defended sanctuary-style policies, arguing that limiting cooperation with federal immigration authorities helps build trust between local law enforcement and immigrant communities.
ICE has countered that such policies can impede enforcement actions against individuals with serious criminal records.
The agency has repeatedly stated that its primary mission is to target illegal immigrants convicted of violent crimes, including sexual assault, homicide, and gang-related offenses.
ICE officials say enforcement actions like the arrest of Yusuf demonstrate the challenges agents face when access to suspects is restricted. Continue reading…
