Concerns are rising among Native American tribes as reports indicate that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has been detaining tribal members during recent immigration raids in Minneapolis. The Oglala Sioux Tribe reported that several of its members have been arrested and are currently held in ICE custody, prompting leaders to accuse federal authorities of treaty violations. Tribal councils across the region, including those from Utah and Wisconsin, are advising their members to carry identification to prevent improper detentions. The situation has led to community outrage and calls for the release of Indigenous detainees, as leaders express concerns over the targeting of Native Americans across the country. Local tribes are organizing efforts to protect their members amid heightened ICE activity, emphasizing the importance of awareness and identification amidst these troubling developments.