Former federal prosecutor talks about Minnesota ICE shooting probe and Trump's DOJ

NPRWednesday, January 14, 2026 at 11:56:07 AM
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Former federal prosecutor talks about Minnesota ICE shooting probe and Trump's DOJ
  • Former federal prosecutor Ankush Khardori discussed the recent resignation of several federal prosecutors in Minnesota, which is linked to the ongoing investigation into an ICE shooting incident. This situation has raised significant concerns regarding the handling of immigration enforcement and the implications for federal law enforcement in the region.
  • The resignations highlight tensions within the Department of Justice and the challenges faced by federal prosecutors amid controversial immigration policies and enforcement actions.
  • This development reflects broader issues surrounding immigration enforcement in Minnesota, where incidents of racial profiling and aggressive ICE operations have sparked public outcry and political backlash, particularly from local leaders and community advocates.
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