Summary
Several countries have warned their citizens about traveling to Minneapolis due to protests linked to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations. These advisories followed the Trump administration's Operation Metro Surge, which led to arrests and has caused tensions in the area. Countries like Germany, France, and Ireland are advising their citizens to be cautious and updated on local developments.
Key Facts
- Germany, France, and Ireland issued travel warnings for Minneapolis.
- The warnings relate to protests against ICE operations in the city.
- Operation Metro Surge, launched by the Trump administration, increased tensions.
- Federal agents fatally shot two U.S. citizens in Minneapolis, sparking protests.
- Economic blackouts are occurring due to organized demonstrations.
- Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey discussed ending Operation Metro Surge with national leaders.
- President Trump criticized Minneapolis policies on immigration laws on social media.
- International citizens are advised to stay informed and avoid gatherings in the area.
