Summary
The Department of Homeland Security plans to focus on Minnesota, particularly targeting visa fraud among the Somali community. This is part of a broader immigration crackdown directed by President Trump. The operation follows recent investigations into visa fraud in the state.
Key Facts
- The Department of Homeland Security is turning attention to Minnesota for immigration enforcement.
- Minnesota has a large Somali community, which has been a focus for President Trump.
- Secretary Kristi Noem mentioned targeting visa fraud in Minnesota.
- An operation called "Operation Twin Shield" has already investigated 1,000 cases, finding suspected fraud in 275.
- New efforts will increase immigration enforcement in Minneapolis.
- President Trump has expressed a desire to end temporary protective status for Somalis.
- Minnesota Governor Tim Walz criticized the immigration crackdown, suggesting it targets immigrants indiscriminately.
