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ICE in Minnesota: New data shows most arrested had no criminal record
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2:08Now PlayingNew data unearthed from a lawsuit reveals a clearer picture of who was targeted in Minnesota during Operation Metro Surge.
According to the data, less than 25% of the people arrested in Minnesota have any criminal convictions. Another 13% had pending criminal charges.
In total, immigration agents arrested almost 3,800 people during the surge, with a peak of more than 100 per day in early January.
ICE’s data does not specify if the people they arrested have any legal status pending court cases, but the 63% with no criminal history also have no convictions nor charges for immigration violations.
FOX 9 reached out to the Department of Homeland Security for a response to the data, but no response has been received yet.
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