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Ilhan Omar Joins Protest at ICE Facility, Turned Away by Federal Agents in Minneapolis
Three Minnesota Democrats were initially allowed but then denied entry to an ICE facility amid protests after a fatal shooting, highlighting oversight and transparency concerns.
- Representative Ilhan Omar attempted to enter an ICE facility in Minneapolis on January 10, 2026, but was denied access by federal agents shortly after being let in by officials.
- Omar stated, "They are disappearing U.S. citizens," during a press conference after being turned away, emphasizing the need for public awareness about ICE's actions.
- Department of Homeland Security Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin reminded Omar that representatives must follow the proper guidelines for oversight visits and notify ICE at least seven days in advance.
- Despite being denied entry, Omar joined protesters outside, claiming that members of Congress have the right to conduct oversight where people are being detained.
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