Federal Immigration Officers Placed on Leave Following Minneapolis Case Review

Two federal immigration officers have been put on administrative leave after a joint investigation by ICE and the Department of Justice revealed discrepancies between sworn testimony and video evidence in a Minneapolis shooting case. Bloomberg posted on X, acting ICE Director Todd Lyons confirmed the decision in a statement. The review aimed to ensure the integrity of the legal process and uphold accountability within federal agencies. Further details about the case and the officers involved have not been disclosed. The investigation underscores the importance of accurate and truthful testimony in legal proceedings.