Disturbing New Videos Show ICE Harassing Minneapolis Residents

Ahmed bin Assan, an Uber driver at the Minneapolis airport, was questioned by a Border Patrol agent who demanded to know his birthplace, judging him based on his accent. Assan, a Washington State University engineering graduate, was targeted despite being legally present, highlighting profiling against the Somali immigrant population in the Uber yard.

Video footage shows an agent asking, 'Where were you born?' after commenting on Assan's accent. Assan later states he's an engineer with student loans, making an honest living.

A video depicts ICE agents aggressively pushing and tackling a man at a gas station. A woman in a pink jacket who approaches the scene is also pushed by an agent, who then threatens media with pepper spray. The host describes this as 'despicable' and 'third world country' behavior.

Video shows an agent pushing a man, tackling him to the ground, and a separate agent pushing a woman. The agent then threatens onlookers with pepper spray.

A 17-year-old US citizen working at Target in Richfield was pushed around by ICE/CBP agents, reportedly due to his accent. He was later 'dumped off at a Walmart,' according to reports, despite being a US citizen.

Video shows agents confronting the minor at Target. The host notes the minor's accent and states he was a US citizen who was 'pushed around' and 'tortured.'

A DoorDash driver, being followed by ICE, sought refuge in a customer's home. The agents then surrounded the house, pointing guns, despite not having a warrant. The homeowner, with a baby inside, expressed extreme fear and distress over the militarized presence for a minor immigration matter.

Video from inside the house shows the panicked homeowner refusing to open the door without a warrant, with agents in fatigues and masks pointing weapons outside. The homeowner states, 'How is this America where this lady is just has to live in fear?'

Juan Carlos, a reportedly homeless US resident living in his car in Minneapolis, was allegedly taken from his vehicle and beaten by federal agents. Images show his bruised face, which the host highlights as an example of taxpayer-funded violence against vulnerable citizens.

The host describes Juan Carlos as a US resident who was 'taken out of his car and he was beat up.' Pictures of his bruised face from a GoFundMe are shown.