DHS sends hundreds of agents to Minneapolis over threats and alleged corruption, sparking local concern.

Secretary Kristi Noem announced that the Department of Homeland Security is sending hundreds more federal agents to Minneapolis due to alleged corruption in the city's immigration system and threats to immigration enforcement officers. The action, which is intended to protect agents and maintain enforcement, comes after a U.S. citizen was fatally shot; however, neither the incident's specifics nor the agents' roles were disclosed. Noem stressed the importance of respecting the law, but local authorities and advocacy organizations are worried about the deployment because of the growing tensions. The mission's complete scope and timetable are still unknown.