In recent months, Minneapolis has seen heightened tensions surrounding immigration enforcement, particularly regarding the actions of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has asserted that over 10,000 illegal aliens have been arrested in Minneapolis, specifically targeting individuals with criminal histories. Notably, Kristi Noem criticized Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey for their lack of cooperation with federal authorities, stating that they have been protecting criminals instead of their own constituents. Minnesota is classified as a sanctuary jurisdiction, where local law enforcement agencies typically do not honor federal detainers for illegal immigrants. This policy has sparked significant backlash, as Noem contended that the city's safety has deteriorated under these protections. In her statements, she highlighted that ICE has over 1,360 arrest detainers for individuals currently in custody, emphasizing a perceived need for stricter enforcement against criminal illegal aliens to ensure the safety of local residents. The criticism intensified following high-profile protests against ICE's methods, which some community members claim terrorize immigrant populations. Frey defended his stance against the federal crackdown during an appearance on CBS's