Summary
ICE agents in South Minneapolis were recorded kneeling on and dragging a pregnant woman during an enforcement operation. Onlookers shouted for the woman to be released, while ICE stated that the woman had attempted to damage a vehicle. The incident has sparked criticism and debate about the use of force in ICE operations.
Key Facts
- ICE agents were in South Minneapolis on a targeted operation when the incident occurred.
- A video showed agents kneeling on a pregnant woman and dragging her by one arm.
- Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara criticized the tactics used.
- DHS claims the woman tried to vandalize an ICE vehicle before agents detained her.
- Onlookers yelled that the woman was pregnant and criticized the agents' actions.
- Local law enforcement was called to assist due to a large crowd.
- ICE reported injuries to their agents, while DHS claimed they acted professionally.
- The situation has been widely discussed and criticized on social media.
