Minnesota sues federal government over surge of ICE agents The US state of Minnesota has sued the Trump administration in federal court in an attempt to block a surge of federal immigration agents into the state.

Trump made the comments in the wake of protests over the shooting death of a woman by an ICE agent in Minneapolis.

The Trump administration is terminating Somalia’s designation for Temporary Protected Status. United States Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem announced the decision on Tuesday, noting that the policy begins on March 17.

President Donald Trump vowed "day of reckoning" for Minnesota as more ICE agents head to Minneapolis amid fraud crackdown.

Joe Thompson was the acting U.S. Attorney of Minnesota appointed by President Donald Trump who uncovered massive fraud in the state.

The state accused the Republican administration of racially profiling its citizens and of targeting Minnesota because of its Democratic leanings.

CNN senior legal analyst Elie Honig said the state lawsuits brought against President Donald Trump's ICE crackdowns have no legal standing on "CNN News Central" Tuesday.

President Donald Trump promised "RECKONING & RETRIBUTION" in Minnesota a day after its officials sued to stop the deployment of immigration agents to the state. Trump on Jan. 13 decried Democratic leaders in Minnesota and said Immigration and Customs Enforcement "patriots" want to remove dangerous criminals from the state.