Ilhan Omar brings bill to make ICE ‘pay the price’ for terrorizing communities
Federal agents deploy teargas in Minneapolis in January. Photograph: Alex Kormann/Minnesota Star Tribune via Getty ImagesView image in fullscreenFederal agents deploy teargas in Minneapolis in January. The mood of fear and isolation also had a profound effect on commerce.Omar added: “In Minneapolis, Operation Metro Surge cost our community nearly $700m.
- ▪Federal agents deploy teargas in Minneapolis in January.
- ▪Photograph: Alex Kormann/Minnesota Star Tribune via Getty ImagesView image in fullscreenFederal agents deploy teargas in Minneapolis in January.
- ▪The mood of fear and isolation also had a profound effect on commerce.Omar added: “In Minneapolis, Operation Metro Surge cost our community nearly $700m.
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Federal agents deploy teargas in Minneapolis in January. Photograph: Alex Kormann/Minnesota Star Tribune via Getty ImagesView image in fullscreenFederal agents deploy teargas in Minneapolis in January. Photograph: Alex Kormann/Minnesota Star Tribune via Getty ImagesUS immigrationIlhan Omar brings bill to make ICE ‘pay the price’ for terrorizing communitiesMake ICE Pay Act would block nearly $140bn in funding and redirect money to places reeling from Trump crackdownDavid Smith in WashingtonThu 17 Sep 2026 07.00 EDTLast modified on Thu 17 Sep 2026 07.02 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleThe US congresswoman Ilhan Omar is set to introduce a bill that would make federal immigration agencies “pay the price” for terrorising vulnerable communities, blocking nearly $140bn in funding and…
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