US EditionCourt lifts restrictions on immigration officers’ tactics in Minnesota
The 8th Circuit paused a lower-court order restricting federal officers' use of tear gas and other tactics against peaceful protesters during a major immigration enforcement operation.
- On January 21, 2026, Vice President JD Vance will visit Minneapolis on Thursday to deliver a `law and order` speech, The National News Desk reported.
- Earlier this month, an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent killed Minneapolis resident Renee Nicole Good during an operation after she confronted officers and fled in her car, reports said.
- Vance will argue that Minneapolis' immigrant sanctuary policies have harmed public safety and endangered Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, while praising ICE's removal efforts, a White House official told The National News Desk.
- Minnesota Governor Tim Walz defended state immigration policies and opposed federal intervention, calling federal actions last week `a campaign of organized brutality against the people of Minnesota by our own federal government`.
- A White House official told The National News Desk that protests in Minneapolis have intensified and Vance would link sanctuary-policy criticism to ICE's role, the report said.
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Conservative Review
The Blaze'Handcuff ICE' bid fails: Appeals court overrules Biden judge, restores agents' power to stop hostile mobs
Anti-ICE activists' attempts to frustrate federal immigration law enforcement in Minneapolis and elsewhere hit a snag on Wednesday.The American Civil Liberties Union of Minnesota and three Minnesota-based law firms filed a lawsuit on Dec. 17 against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, alleging its agents violated the constitutional rights of several anti-ICE activists, including a Minnesota woman and a Somali-American who were both accused…
The Times of Northwest Indiana
Court lifts restrictions on ICE tactics in Minn.
MINNEAPOLIS — Maine became the latest target of the Trump administration's immigration enforcement crackdown, while a federal appeals court on Wednesday suspended a decision that prohibited federal officers from using tear gas or pepper spray against peaceful protesters in Minnesota.
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit temporarily suspended on Tuesday the restrictions imposed on the conduct of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in front of protesters in Minnesota, a few days after District Federal Judge Katherine Menendez ordered the agency to cease retaliatory actions against protesters. Based in St. Louis City, the federal court approved an administrative suspension that had been requested by the…
Appeals court hands Trump administration ‘victory’ in Minnesota ICE force restrictions case
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A federal appeals court on Wednesday temporarily lifted restrictions on Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents’ use of force against protesters in Minnesota, handing a short-term win to President Donald Trump’s administration as it challenges a lower-court ruling. The 8th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals issued an unsigned order placing an administrative stay on limits imposed by a district judg…
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