Minneapolis ICE shooting live updates: DOJ appealing order restricting ICE response
ABC News • • general
Key Points:
- Federal agents forcibly entered the home of Chongly Scott Thao, a U.S. citizen of Laotian Hmong descent, in St. Paul, handcuffed him in minimal clothing in freezing weather, and detained him for about an hour before releasing him; DHS claimed they were searching for two sex offenders allegedly living at the residence, which Thao's family denies.
- The two men DHS named, Lue Moua and Kongmeng Vang, are reportedly unknown to Thao's family and do not reside at the home, contradicting the agency's statement.
- The Justice Department is investigating a disruption at Cities Church in St. Paul during a service, where protesters accused a pastor of leading the local ICE office and opposed ICE tactics
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