ICE Raids Target Native Americans in Minneapolis Area

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Native Americans Arrested by ICE During Immigration Sweeps

Reports have emerged that Native American individuals are being detained by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) during immigration sweeps in Minneapolis. The Oglala Sioux Tribe has confirmed that three tribal members were arrested and are currently in ICE detention.

According to the tribe, the arrests occurred during a routine immigration sweep in the area. However, the tribe’s president has since walked back claims of DHS pressure on their organization, stating that there was no involvement from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).

Separately, tribal leaders in Utah have expressed concerns about the potential detention of Paiute members by ICE. They warn that the agency may be targeting Native Americans during immigration sweeps.

The Star Tribune has reported that three Oglala Sioux Tribe members were arrested and are being held in ICE detention. The AP News has also confirmed that a member of the tribe was detained, but the details of their arrest remain unclear.

CNN has also reported on the arrests, stating that the Oglala Sioux Tribe is concerned about the treatment of its members by ICE. FOX 13 News Utah has warned that Paiute tribal leaders are preparing for possible detention by ICE.

The exact circumstances surrounding the arrests and detentions are still unclear. However, it appears that Native American individuals are being targeted during immigration sweeps in Minneapolis and Utah.

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