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ICE Uses Disguises and Fake Plates for Immigration Enforcement in Minnesota
Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in Minnesota use disguises and fake plates to avoid detection amid a crackdown, raising legal concerns and public unease, activists say.
- Recently, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in Minnesota used disguises and bogus license plates during enforcement, DHS did not respond to inquiries.
- Recent weeks of activist reporting coincide with more frequent disguised encounters, supporters of the enforcement campaign say volunteer tracking pushed ICE agents to adopt new ruses, including using fake plates, in Minnesota.
- Witnesses documented ICE agents wearing high-visibility vests and spotless white hard hats, sometimes concealing tactical gear, while vehicles like pickups with lumber, stuffed animals, and Mexican flag decals left a central ICE hub, tracked in a crowdsourced vehicle database.
- Community members and immigrant residents report heightened fear and filed complaints after ICE agents used disguises and swapped license plates, raising constitutional concerns, with one antiques dealer alerting Minnesota's attorney general.
- Guidance and settlements in other states contrast with practices observed in Minnesota, where DHS did not respond to reports of ICE deception tactics including agent disguises and fake plates.
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