US President Donald Trump has issued a stern warning to protesters outside an ICE facility in Minnesota, stating that they will be dealt with "quickly". The comments come as demonstrations against the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency have intensified in recent weeks.
Protests Intensify in Minnesota
The ICE facility in Minnesota has been a focal point for anti-ICE protests, with demonstrators calling for the abolition of the agency. The protests have been largely peaceful, but have still managed to draw the attention of the White House.
Local organizers have described the protests as a show of solidarity with migrant communities and a call to action against ICE's policies, which they say are cruel and inhumane.
White House Weighs in on Protests
In a statement, Trump said that the protests would be dealt with "quickly" and that the administration would not tolerate any form of violence or disruption. The comments were seen as a clear warning to protesters.
The White House has long been a vocal supporter of ICE and its efforts to enforce immigration laws. Trump's comments are likely to be seen as a sign of the administration's commitment to cracking down on anti-ICE protests.
Protesters Vow to Continue Demonstrations
Despite Trump's warning, protesters have vowed to continue their demonstrations outside the ICE facility. Local organizers say that they will not be intimidated by the White House's threats and will continue to speak out against ICE's policies.
The protests have been notable for their diversity, with individuals from a range of backgrounds and ages turning out to demonstrate against ICE.
The situation remains tense in Minnesota, with both sides dug in and refusing to back down. The outcome of the protests remains to be seen, but one thing is clear: the issue of ICE will continue to be a major point of contention in the US.