DHS says Operation Metro Surge has led to more than 4,000 arrests in Minnesota, including convicted violent offenders

• TrueDHS says over 4,000 arrests made in Minnesota under Operation Metro Surge
• TrueDHS reports that arrests made 'yesterday' included sex-offense and assault convictions

Key takeaways

• DHS announced that law enforcement has made more than 4,000 arrests of people described as "illegal aliens" in Minnesota since Operation Metro Surge began.
• The agency says the arrests include people it describes as murderers, pedophiles, rapists, gang members, and terrorists, and cites recent arrests for sexual conduct with a minor, domestic assault, and assault.
• Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin called on "sanctuary politicians" to notify federal authorities before releasing people she characterized as public safety threats.
• The release lists named individuals arrested or convicted (with countries of origin: Ecuador, Honduras, Mexico, El Salvador) and summarizes their alleged or convicted offenses.
• DHS provided a link (wow.dhs.gov/Minnesota) for a public list of arrests in Minnesota.

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