Minnesota women sue over alleged force during ICE arrests
Two Minnesota women filed federal lawsuits over separate ICE arrests, alleging excessive force and other misconduct; one plaintiff, Minneapolis resident Aliya Rahman, says agents dragged her from her car and denied needed medical care and disability accommodations. Rahman was not charged, ICE disputes her account, and the allegations have not been adjudicated. The suits add individual accountability cases to the broader debate over Operation Metro Surge.
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Updated Nov 11, 2026