Operation Metro Surge has led to the arrest of over 4,000 criminal illegal immigrants in Minnesota, prompting strong reactions from both state and federal officials. The White House has criticized Minnesota Democrats for allegedly protecting illegal migrants charged with crimes, while the administration maintains its commitment to an aggressive stance on immigration enforcement. Recent data from the Department of Homeland Security has raised questions regarding the efficacy and impact of these operations, highlighting a mix of outcomes, including the arrest of violent offenders and sexual predators. Analysts are examining these developments, questioning the broader implications of such enforcement actions.