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Mayor Jacob Frey criticizes Operation Metro Surge in Minneapolis — Static01.nyt.com

Mayor Jacob Frey criticizes Operation Metro Surge in Minneapolis

Mayor Jacob Frey of Minneapolis said that since December thousands of federal agents have arrived in his city under an effort the Department of Homeland Security calls “Operation Metro Surge,” and that the federal action has devastated parts of Minneapolis and provoked widespread protests. The interview says the deployment followed

Federal government enters partial shutdown as House delays votes until Monday — I.insider.com

Federal government enters partial shutdown as House delays votes until Monday

The US federal government is entering a partial shutdown after lawmakers failed to pass spending bills before midnight late Friday, even though the Senate passed a spending package that same day. The Senate approved a series of bills to fund parts of the government on Friday, but the House is

DHS criticized as ICE and Border Patrol officers flood Minneapolis and other cities — Static01.nyt.com

DHS criticized as ICE and Border Patrol officers flood Minneapolis and other cities

Thousands of Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Border Patrol officers have been deployed to Minneapolis and other U.S. cities, prompting renewed scrutiny of the Department of Homeland Security’s domestic role. Customs and Border Protection agents deployed a cloud of tear gas against protesters in Minneapolis on Thursday. The

What travelers should know about U.S. border searches of phones and laptops — Static01.nyt.com

What travelers should know about U.S. border searches of phones and laptops

U.S. Customs and Border Protection conducted 55,318 searches of electronic devices at ports of entry in fiscal year 2025, the agency said, and agents have broad authority to examine phones, laptops and other devices under an exception to the Fourth Amendment. When U.S. border agents turned away

Rising Phone Searches at U.S. Borders and How Travelers Can Protect Their Data — Static01.nyt.com

Rising Phone Searches at U.S. Borders and How Travelers Can Protect Their Data

U.S. Customs and Border Protection has broad authority to search travelers’ phones, laptops and other electronic devices at ports of entry under an exception to the Fourth Amendment, agency officials and privacy experts say. C.B.P. conducted 55,318 electronic-device searches in fiscal year 2025, up from prior