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A federal judge ordered the U.S. government to return a deported student to the country [52617]. The same day, a different judge blocked Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) from interfering with protests in Minneapolis [52658]. These conflicting court orders highlight the legal battles shaping immigration enforcement. The Department of Justice is investigating Minnesota leaders for allegedly obstructing federal immigration operations [52619]. In response, Governor Kristi Noem stated court orders "changed nothing" and urged local police to continue cooperating with ICE raids [53131][53143]. Minneapolis officials released an anti-ICE video as tensions rose [53223]. ICE actions are increasingly visible in communities. Agents detained a U.S. citizen for 23 days [53032] and arrested a Target employee, creating a political controversy [52800]. Video showed workers fleeing over rooftops during a raid [52792]. The ICE chief argues that local "sanctuary" policies force agents to make arrests in public, increasing dangers [53221]. Public opinion is divided. A new poll shows Americans split on ICE tactics but broadly reject the idea of a forceful takeover of Greenland [53127]. Another poll indicates a shift in views on immigration enforcement, with more questioning ICE's methods [53132]. The political stakes are high for the 2026 election. A clash between ICE and protesters in Minneapolis has already become a campaign issue [52802]. Former President Donald Trump threatened to deploy the military to the city over immigration protests [53239]. Meanwhile, global migration continues due to structural forces. Over 2.8 million Afghan refugees returned to their country in 2025, a mass movement driven by regional instability [53178]. Young Ukrainians fled to Germany after Kyiv eased a travel ban for draft-age men [52924]. In South Africa, the discovery of twelve men found in their underwear exposed a brutal smuggling route [52899]. <a href='/news/52617'>Judge Orders U.S. to Bring Back Deported Student</a> <a href='/news/52619'>DOJ Probes Minnesota Leaders for Alleged Immigration Obstruction</a> <a href='/news/52658'>Judge Blocks ICE from Interfering with Minneapolis Protests</a> <a href='/news/52800'>Target Employee Arrested by Immigration Agents Sparks Political Firestorm</a> <a href='/news/52802'>Minneapolis ICE Clash Becomes 2026 Election Flashpoint</a> <a href='/news/52892'>Video Shows Workers Fleeing Over Rooftops During Immigration Raid</a> <a href='/news/52924'>Young Ukrainians Flee to Germany as Kyiv Eases Draft-Age Travel Ban</a> <a href='/news/53032'>ICE Detains U.S. Citizen for 23 Days: How It Happened</a> <a href='/news/53127'>Americans Split on ICE Tactics, Reject Forceful Greenland Takeover</a> <a href='/news/53131'>Noem: Court Order "Changed Nothing" in Minnesota Immigration Raids</a> <a href='/news/53132'>ICE Too Tough? New Poll Shows Shift in American Views on Immigration Enforcement</a> <a href='/news/53143'>Noem Defies Court, Urges Local Cooperation with ICE Raids</a> <a href='/news/53178'>Mass Exodus: Over 2.8 Million Afghan Refugees Return in 2025</a> <a href='/news/53221'>ICE Chief: Sanctuary Policies Force Agents into Streets, Heighten Danger</a> <a href='/news/53223'>Minneapolis Releases Anti-ICE Video Amid Rising Tensions</a> <a href='/news/53239'>Trump Threatens Military Deployment to Minneapolis Over Protests</a> <a href='/news/52899'>Twelve Men Found in Underwear Expose Brutal Smuggling Route to South Africa</a>

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**ICE Detains Top Prosecutor's Aide in L.A.**
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ICE Detains Top Prosecutor's Aide in L.A.

Los Angeles County's chief prosecutor says a federal immigration agent detained one of his employees in a wrongful arrest. District Attorney Nathan...