DHS Secretary Noem Highlights Immigration Enforcement Successes in Minneapolis

Immigration Enforcement Achievements

• 🎯 Since January, over 4,300 individuals have been removed from the streets after being arrested for committing crimes and being in the country illegally.
• criminal histories, including those perpetuating violence against citizens.
• 98 of those removed were identified as gang members or members of foreign terrorist organizations.
• 11 individuals were known or suspected terrorists, preventing potential atrocities in the United States.
• 2 foreign fugitives wanted for violent crimes in other countries were apprehended and sent home to face justice.
• 515,000 individuals nationwide have been arrested and deported since January for breaking laws, with 70% having pending or criminal charges.

Criminal Activities and Local Impact

• ⚠️ Arrests and removals in Minneapolis and St. Paul include charges such as murder, assaults, homicides, robberies, carjackings, and shootings.
• 📈 Violent crime rates in Minneapolis and St. Paul have increased since 2019, attributed to a refusal to defend citizens.
• ⚖️ Specific cases highlighted include individuals arrested for homicide, human slavery and trafficking, and sexual assault.

Visa Fraud and Law Enforcement Support

• 📄 Operation Twin Shield targeted visa fraud, investigating individuals who entered the country under false pretenses or overstayed their visas.
• 🚨 Violence against law enforcement officers has increased significantly, partly due to political rhetoric.
• 🗣️ A call to action is made for public support of law enforcement officers who uphold laws and protect communities.
• 🤝 Encouragement for new agreements and partnerships with law enforcement agencies, including the 287G program to remove criminal illegal aliens.
• ✅ The importance of enforcing laws and the need for solutions to make America safe again is emphasized.