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3 congressional lawmakers say they were denied access to ICE facility in Minneapolis

Craig said officials cited the facility’s funding source when they denied the lawmakers further access.

3 congressional lawmakers say they were denied access to ICE facility in Minneapolis
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Three Minnesota representatives said they were denied further access to an ICE facility after initially being allowed inside. DHS said their visit did not comply with a seven-day notice requirement.

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Minnesota representative who visited the ICE facility

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Ilhan Omar
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Minnesota representative who visited the ICE facility

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Noem Requires Seven Days’ Notice for Congressional Visits to ICE Facilities

Three Minnesota representatives, including Angie Craig, were denied further access to an ICE facility in Minneapolis during an oversight visit. Center outlets emphasize DHS’s seven-day notice policy and its implications for congressional oversight, including Craig’s argument that Congress must oversee detainee treatment. Right-leaning outlets foreground the lawmakers being ordered out and Craig’s challenge to the agency’s stated rationale.

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