Since I have been on the ground here in Minnesota, I have had the opportunity to assess progress of the surge operation, as well as conduct extensive federal, state, local, and community stakeholder outreach to hear their perspectives, obtain better cooperation, and deescalate the intense, unlawful, and dangerous situation that had unfolded here.

Today, I was pleased to announce that,
—ICE’s target list has been significantly reduced, and many public safety threats have been removed from local communities,
—We have obtained an unprecedented level of coordination with counties to notify us before releasing a criminal alien from jail and allowing ICE to assume custody in the safety and security of a jail setting,
—Unlawful agitator activity has notably decreased, and
—State and local law enforcement has stepped up to shut down unlawful actions committed by agitators.

The far left and extreme, organized agitator groups can try to spin this however they want, but these are the facts.

Given the success we have achieved here, I announced earlier that I had proposed—and the President concurred with—concluding this surge operation.

Our officers/agents deployed here will continue immigration enforcement actions in other locations across the country to deliver on the President’s goals to maintain border security and conduct mass deportations.

I want to thank the dedicated, talented men and women of ICE and CBP who have worked tirelessly during this surge operation to enforce federal immigration laws and remove public safety threats from the streets of Minnesota. Minnesota communities are safer as a result.

Thank you, President Trump, for your ongoing leadership and commitment to ensuring law and order, public safety, and prosperity for American communities. As I have said before, when it comes to border security and immigration enforcement, no President has delivered more, or has done it better, than President Trump. 🇺🇸

Tom Homan

COLD WATER ❄️💙

Recently, our officers took the plunge at the Polar Plunge — literally!

Huge thank you to San Bernardino City Parks, Recreation & Community Services Department for hosting such an awesome event.

San Bernardino PD

A move that began last week requires the Madison Police Department's plainclothes officers and unmarked vehicles to sport identifying jackets and placards, respectively.

https://www.officer.com/command-hq/news/55357101/id-required-for-madison-wisconsin-police-departments-plainclothes-officers

Emma Dilley, a student at Dallas Baptist University, helped save a stranger's life in downtown Dallas on Tuesday night.

Dilley performed CPR on an unconscious man despite having never done so on a human, before first responders took over medical care.

She learned CPR in high school and was happy that her training came in handy.

CPR classes save lives and good people still exist!

Well done Emma!

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Assistant Special Agent in Charge, Amanda McCoul, warns the public about the rise of Romance Scams ahead of Valentine’s Day. Acting SAC McCoul unpacks how these schemes work, notable red flags, and how victims can file a report with the FBI.

FBI Los Angeles

MUST WATCH: Lindsey Graham on his bill to end sanctuary cities: It "would make it a crime for a state or local official not to turn over to federal authorities a criminal illegal immigrant... you would face punishment. That will STOP illegal sanctuary city policy."

GET IT DONE!

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Sec. Kristi Noem touts record drug interdictions under President Trump's leadership: "The vault that we've toured today holds 188,218 pounds of seized illicit drugs... in other words, that vault holds more than 1.7 billion lethal doses of narcotics."

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K-9 hailed as hero after helping find missing autistic teen in snowstorm.

A 13-year-old with autism is safe after first responders searched through heavy snow in west Gastonia NC Saturday night.

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Activist Kentucky judge slashes rapist's sentence in half despite jury recommendations, defying victim's wishes. Cites DEI (Didn't Earn It) background as justification 🤬

Share the story: https://lawenforcementtoday.com/kentucky-judge-slashes-rapists-sentence-in-half-after-citing-his-victimhood-as-a-black-man

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The police chief of a small village in Stanly County is to thank for ending a multi-county chase that started in Charlotte.

Misenheimer Police Chief Markus Lambert deployed spike strips to pop the suspect's tires.

Lambert is one of 5 people on the Misenheimer police force.

The suspect in this chase was Darryl Joseph Jr. Court documents say he is accused of beating a woman in a parking lot in the Belmont neighborhood. When CMPD responded and called out Joseph for having a gun in the front passenger seat, court documents say he took off.

Joseph faced Judge Nathaniel Knust today in Cabarrus County. Knust ordered him held without bond. He has an extensive criminal history.

https://www.wsoctv.com/news/local/misenheimer-police-chiefs-quick-thinking-ends-multi-county-chase/T6GRD2QFERC5PLLB7DWPVGMLJE/

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COP'S HAIR SET ON FIRE: The Village of Sebring Ohio Police state that a Woman was arrested After Violent attack. One police officer was injured and a man dead, according to police. Officers and EMS crews responded to a home after a 911 caller reported concerns about his wife. When first responders arrived, police say the woman was yelling at her husband to make them leave, threatening to have her dogs attack if they didn’t. A sergeant arrived to negotiate, and the woman eventually agreed to allow only EMS inside the home. Once inside, authorities say the situation escalated. According to the police report, the woman had cigarettes and a lighter near an oxygen tank and allegedly threatened to blow up the house with everyone inside if officers did not leave. Police then entered the home to detain her. Investigators say she became combative, kicking and punching officers and EMS personnel, and at one point allegedly set an officer’s hair on fire with a lighter. The flames were quickly extinguished, and the officer was not injured. During the incident, police say the woman’s husband left the room, went into a bedroom, and shot himself. He was transported to the hospital, where he later died from his injuries. Court records show the woman is facing multiple felony charges, including aggravated arson, having weapons under disability, assault on a police officer, assault on an EMS worker, and aggravated menacing.

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A social media chief says content is not addictive, Google wants to use your data to fund AI and get ready for "surveillance shopping"

Jeff Vaughn

*NEWS INTERRUPTION*

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“Things can change in California even in California and when you talk about all of the failures of California it's not a secret that it has to be related to Democrats”

Republican Candidate for California Governor Sheriff Chad Bianco is optimistic about change coming to his state

Join #TeamBianco at http://www.Biancoforgovernor.com #biancoforgovernor

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