Summary
Ireland has warned its citizens about traveling to Minneapolis due to recent activities involving U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Tensions are high after incidents involving ICE agents in the area, prompting protests and international travel advisories. President Donald Trump has engaged with Minnesota officials to ease the situation and hinted at scaling back federal operations in the state.
Key Facts
- Ireland’s travel alert advises caution for its citizens visiting Minneapolis.
- The alert follows recent actions by U.S. immigration authorities that have led to protests.
- Two fatal shootings by federal agents in Minneapolis have heightened tensions.
- The Irish notice recommends staying informed through local news and authorities.
- Germany also issued a travel advisory related to U.S. immigration activities.
- President Trump is considering reducing federal agents in Minnesota after discussions with state officials.
- Trump plans to send border czar Tom Homan to help manage the situation.
- Republican senators are calling for an investigation into the recent shootings in Minneapolis.
