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Democrat Rep Tom Suozzi apologizes for DHS vote after ICE-involved shooting

Suozzi apologized for his vote on DHS funding and urged President Trump to end ICE’s Minneapolis operation.

Democrat Rep Tom Suozzi apologizes for DHS vote after ICE-involved shooting
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This article1 analysis · Oct 11, 2026
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Rep. Tom Suozzi apologized for supporting a DHS funding bill, saying he failed to consider ICE’s conduct in Minneapolis. After Alex Pretti was shot and killed by ICE officers, Suozzi also called on President Trump to end the administration’s immigration operation there.

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New York representative who apologized for supporting a DHS funding bill and called for an end to ICE's Minneapolis operation.

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Mike Johnson
R · LA-4

House Speaker who said he did not intend to bring the House back in the coming week.

Donald Trump
R · President of the United States

President whom Suozzi called on to end the ICE operation in Minneapolis.

Kristi Noem
Former U.S. Representative (R-SD)

DHS secretary who said agents acted in self-defense.

Ilhan Omar
D · MN-5

Minnesota representative who said she and the Congressional Progressive Caucus would oppose ICE funding without reforms.

ALSO MENTIONED  Alex Pretti, Civilian whom ICE officers shot and killed in Minneapolis.

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Thomas Suozzi Votes for House DHS Funding Package

Outlets agree that Thomas Suozzi voted with Republicans for a House Department of Homeland Security funding package that includes money for ICE. Center outlets focus on Democrats who broke with their party, pairing Suozzi’s shutdown rationale with criticism and calls for primary challenges. Right-leaning outlets stress the cross-aisle vote for an ICE funding boost and the backlash it drew.

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