Summary
Two U.S. citizens working at a Target store in Minnesota were detained by federal agents during an immigration operation, causing injuries and leading to their release later on. The operation sparked protests and concerns about increased federal enforcement in the community. State Representative Michael Howard criticized the actions and the impact on civil rights.
Key Facts
- Two citizens were detained by federal agents at a Minnesota Target store during an immigration operation.
- The Department of Homeland Security mentioned an arrest related to assaulting federal officers.
- Video footage shows one person shouting about being a U.S. citizen while being detained.
- There were protests outside the Target store, demanding respect for workers' rights.
- DHS claims the arrests were due to one person resisting and using profanity.
- The incident is part of a broader increase in federal immigration actions in Minnesota.
- Local leaders and citizens have raised concerns over civil rights violations and racial profiling.
