In recent weeks, aggressive Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations in Minneapolis and St. Paul have drawn significant attention and concern. Several U.S. citizens, including Somali Americans, have reported being unjustly detained, with some recounting experiences of physical distress and intimidation during their encounters with federal agents. One St. Paul woman described her feelings of pain and distress after being forcefully detained, while others have shared harrowing tales of being held for days without just cause. The situation has escalated to the point where immigration officers are approaching individuals in public spaces, demanding proof of citizenship. Local lawmakers and citizens alike are speaking out against what they perceive as a troubling trend of racial profiling and aggressive tactics by ICE. Videos of these incidents have surfaced, highlighting the fear and uncertainty permeating the community. As ICE continues its operations, the demand for accountability and humane treatment is growing louder among residents and activists.