According to a new report, experienced federal immigration agents in Minneapolis are experiencing a crisis of morale, with many wanting to leave their current mission. Agents are reportedly turning on the operation, citing the deaths of Alex Pretti and Renee Nicole Good as catalysts. This has led to agents feeling overstretched and exhausted, with fears of retaliation and a perceived leadership vacuum. Furthermore, this situation has contributed to a growing public disapproval of Trump’s handling of immigration.
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Amid the Trump administration’s aggressive anti-immigration operations, morale is reportedly plummeting among federal law enforcement officers from ICE and Customs and Border Patrol. Officers expressed disillusionment with the tactics and leadership, particularly after a deadly shooting of a U.S. citizen by a federal agent. According to reports, many agents support the deportation agenda but have serious concerns about its execution and the messaging from top officials. Furthermore, there is also extreme frustration within the department over the claims and narratives pushed by DHS in the aftermath of the shooting, eroding trust and credibility among the agents.
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After 25 days in ICE custody, Dulce Consuelo Díaz Morales, a Maryland woman, has been released and reunited with her family despite claims from her attorneys that she is a US citizen. ICE had disputed these claims, asserting she is a Mexican citizen who entered the US unlawfully. The legal team maintains she was born in the US and provided supporting documentation, though the government has not dismissed the case. While the government claims she is an illegal alien, Díaz Morales holds dual citizenship with Mexico and is applying for a US passport, as she prepares to check-in with immigration officials alongside her legal team.
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A 22-year-old Maryland-born U.S. citizen, Dulce Consuelo Diaz Morales, is currently in immigration detention despite possessing a birth certificate and other documentation, which ICE claims are not authentic. After being apprehended with her sister, Morales was transferred to Louisiana after an order was made enjoining ICE from removing her from the United States. Morales’ attorneys have stated that ICE has denied the authenticity of her birth certificate and other records, and despite legal efforts, she has not yet been able to speak with her legal team, though a virtual appointment has been scheduled. ICE claims Morales is an illegal alien, and maintains she did not provide a U.S. birth certificate, while her attorneys insist the provided documentation, including a birth certificate, proves her U.S. citizenship.
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ICE Agents Want Out of Minnesota: Resistance Defeats Trump’s Tactics
According to a new report, experienced federal immigration agents in Minneapolis are experiencing a crisis of morale, with many wanting to leave their current mission. Agents are reportedly turning on the operation, citing the deaths of Alex Pretti and Renee Nicole Good as catalysts. This has led to agents feeling overstretched and exhausted, with fears of retaliation and a perceived leadership vacuum. Furthermore, this situation has contributed to a growing public disapproval of Trump’s handling of immigration.
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ICE Agent Morale Plummets Amidst Criticism, Long Hours, and Quotas
Amid the Trump administration’s aggressive anti-immigration operations, morale is reportedly plummeting among federal law enforcement officers from ICE and Customs and Border Patrol. Officers expressed disillusionment with the tactics and leadership, particularly after a deadly shooting of a U.S. citizen by a federal agent. According to reports, many agents support the deportation agenda but have serious concerns about its execution and the messaging from top officials. Furthermore, there is also extreme frustration within the department over the claims and narratives pushed by DHS in the aftermath of the shooting, eroding trust and credibility among the agents.
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ICE Releases US Citizen After Wrongful Detention in Maryland
After 25 days in ICE custody, Dulce Consuelo Díaz Morales, a Maryland woman, has been released and reunited with her family despite claims from her attorneys that she is a US citizen. ICE had disputed these claims, asserting she is a Mexican citizen who entered the US unlawfully. The legal team maintains she was born in the US and provided supporting documentation, though the government has not dismissed the case. While the government claims she is an illegal alien, Díaz Morales holds dual citizenship with Mexico and is applying for a US passport, as she prepares to check-in with immigration officials alongside her legal team.
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ICE Claims US Citizen’s Birth Certificate Fake After Arrest
A 22-year-old Maryland-born U.S. citizen, Dulce Consuelo Diaz Morales, is currently in immigration detention despite possessing a birth certificate and other documentation, which ICE claims are not authentic. After being apprehended with her sister, Morales was transferred to Louisiana after an order was made enjoining ICE from removing her from the United States. Morales’ attorneys have stated that ICE has denied the authenticity of her birth certificate and other records, and despite legal efforts, she has not yet been able to speak with her legal team, though a virtual appointment has been scheduled. ICE claims Morales is an illegal alien, and maintains she did not provide a U.S. birth certificate, while her attorneys insist the provided documentation, including a birth certificate, proves her U.S. citizenship.
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