Child Rapists FINALLY Removed After 30 Years

ICE agents arrested scores of violent criminal aliens convicted of child rape, murder, and sexual assault in Minnesota while mainstream media focused coverage on anti-ICE protests instead of public safety victories.

Story Highlights

ICE arrested dozens of criminal noncitizens in Minnesota convicted of child rape, murder, and violent crimes
Some arrestees had deportation orders pending for up to 30 years but remained free in sanctuary jurisdictions
DHS surged over 2,400 federal agents to Minneapolis amid violent resistance and obstruction by protesters
ICE faces 1,300% increase in assaults and 8,000% rise in death threats while targeting “worst of the worst” criminals

Criminal Aliens Removed After Decades of Sanctuary Protection

Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers arrested dozens of noncitizens convicted of heinous crimes including child rape, murder, aggravated assault, and child pornography during operations in Minnesota. ICE Director Todd M. Lyons emphasized the agency targets the “worst of the worst” criminal noncitizens, some carrying final removal orders for three decades. These dangerous individuals terrorized Minnesota communities while sanctuary policies prevented their deportation, demonstrating how local resistance to federal immigration law endangers innocent Americans.

The arrested criminals include violent offenders convicted of battery, burglary, false imprisonment, and sexual assault who exploited sanctuary jurisdictions to avoid consequences. Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey reportedly directed ICE to “get the f*** out,” prioritizing political theatrics over constituent safety. This reckless posturing allowed predators and murderers to remain in American communities for years, highlighting the deadly consequences of sanctuary city policies that shield criminals from federal law enforcement.

Federal Agents Face Unprecedented Violence and Obstruction

ICE personnel endure extraordinary dangers while executing lawful arrests, facing a 1,300% increase in physical assaults and an 8,000% surge in death threats. DHS Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin noted officers continue risking their lives despite escalating violence from protesters and criminals. Anti-ICE demonstrators actively obstruct operations, protecting vicious criminals through interference tactics that compromise public safety and federal law enforcement missions.

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem deployed hundreds of additional federal agents to Minneapolis, bringing the total to over 2,400 personnel countering local resistance. The Trump administration’s decisive response demonstrates unwavering commitment to removing criminal aliens despite Democrat opposition. Federal authorities override sanctuary policies through resource surges, establishing precedent for enforcing immigration law in resistant jurisdictions that prioritize ideology over community protection.

Minnesota Becomes Battleground for Immigration Enforcement

Minneapolis serves as ground zero for federal versus local conflicts over immigration enforcement, with ICE operations undeterred by political interference. Recent arrests extend beyond Minnesota, including Denis Pop-Cuz for child pornography in Virginia and Josue Roa-Bahena for assault in Texas, reflecting nationwide enforcement priorities. This coordinated approach targets criminal aliens across sanctuary jurisdictions, sending clear signals that federal immigration law supersedes local obstruction efforts.

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— Tom Fitton (@TomFitton) January 13, 2026

The Minnesota operations represent a broader Trump administration strategy to dismantle sanctuary policies protecting criminal aliens from deportation. ICE continues arrests despite staged political theatrics and violent resistance, fulfilling promises to prioritize American safety over progressive ideology. These enforcement actions vindicate constitutional principles of federal supremacy while protecting law-abiding citizens from predators sheltered by misguided sanctuary policies that undermine rule of law.