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sheshe2

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5. The Department of Homeland Security said it was its largest immigration enforcement operation ever and proved successful

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Sun Feb 15, 2026, 03:24 PM

14 hrs ago

Successful?
They murdered 2 American citizens.
Terrorized the city.
Disrupted schools and businesses.
Cost Minneapolis over $200 million.

That is a success?

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Trump's border czar says 'small' security force will remain in Minnesota after enforcement drawdown [View all] BumRushDaShow 15 hrs ago OP

For what...... Lovie777 15 hrs ago #1

The US is becoming an occupied country. Irish_Dem 14 hrs ago #2

Many are still here. They have moved most of their operations to the suburbs Ocelot II 14 hrs ago #3

Wonder where the popsdenver 14 hrs ago #6

An analysis of new leases suggests NY, NJ, PA and CA. Ocelot II 14 hrs ago #8

Why? So they can ensure they still have the ability to harass and prosecute innocent people? efhmc 14 hrs ago #4

The Department of Homeland Security said it was its largest immigration enforcement operation ever and proved successful sheshe2 14 hrs ago #5

They claimed they arrested 4,000 people. How many of them were actual criminals? Ocelot II 14 hrs ago #7

Yes, that is exactly whom they are counting. OldBaldy1701E 14 hrs ago #9

According to the CATO Institute, 73% detained had no criminal conviction. ificandream 13 hrs ago #11

At least 12 Twin Cities suburbs form coalition amid ICE surge, MPR, 2/4/26 progree 14 hrs ago #10

'It's happening here': ICE turns quiet Minnesota suburbs into conflict zones progree 13 hrs ago #12

Yea, probably the Lowest of low will stay bluestarone 13 hrs ago #13

Offensive that Homan is talking about this like 'we' Red Mountain 8 hrs ago #14

Listen, you bastard... RobertDevereaux 7 hrs ago #15

I doubt that the 'resistance' is going to 'draw down' before they ALL leave !!!!! Jack Valentino 7 hrs ago #16

ICE agents faked car trouble to lure man out of home -- example of the new MN ICE ops -- progree 4 hrs ago #17

GET THE FUCK OUT Skittles 55 min ago #18