In a chilling encounter in St. Paul, Minnesota, federal immigration agents broke into ChongLy “Scott” Thao's home, detaining the U.S. citizen at gunpoint without a warrant. The incident occurred while Thao's family watched in horror, and he was led outside in subfreezing temperatures wearing only underwear and sandals. As Thao's grandson cried, onlookers protested against the agents' aggressive tactics. Thao's family has expressed outrage, contesting the government's claims that the operation targeted convicted sex offenders at their residence. This distressing situation highlights the growing concerns over immigration enforcement and the treatment of individuals within the community, leading Thao to consider legal action against the Department of Homeland Security.
U.S. Citizen Detained by Immigrations Agents Without Warrant
U.S. Citizen Detained by Immigrations Agents Without Warrant
In a shocking incident in St. Paul, Minnesota, federal agents apprehended a U.S. citizen without a warrant, leading to a community backlash against aggressive immigration tactics.
ChongLy “Scott” Thao, a long-time U.S. citizen, was forcibly detained without a warrant by ICE agents who then paraded him outside in freezing conditions while his family protested. The incident has sparked criticism from local leaders and residents, who assert that government actions are unfair and un-American. Thao's family plans to contest the treatment he received as they argue against the justification provided by federal authorities regarding their operation.
