A federal judge has ordered the release of a Liberian man, Garrison Gibson, who was illegally detained by ICE agents during a controversial raid in Minneapolis, where federal agents forcibly entered a family home using a battering ram. The court found that the rights of the detainee were violated, as the agents did not possess a proper judicial warrant at the time of the arrest. Gibson, who had been regularly checking in with authorities, was arrested amid significant community tension following a recent shooting incident in the city. The case raises serious questions about the practices of ICE, including the expansion of forced entry tactics without warrants, leading to accusations of constitutional violations against the agency.