ICE officers receive new directive not to engage with ‘agitators’ in Minnesota

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Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers were given two new critical directives on Wednesday that will change how they conduct operations in Minnesota. 

The new orders instruct ICE officers to focus only on arresting illegal immigrants who have criminal charges or convictions. The updated information came in an email from Marcos Charles, the chief of ICE’s Enforcement and Removal Operations division, Reuters reported.

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