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On January 18, 2026, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents raided a home in St. Paul, Minnesota, forcing their way inside without presenting a warrant and detaining 56-year-old U.S. citizen ChongLy “Scott” Thao at gunpoint. In chilling footage and photos, Thao is seen being taken outside in only shorts, Crocs, and a thin blanket despite subfreezing temperatures — sparking outrage nationwide.

🔎 What happened?

ICE broke down the front door of Thao’s home during a larger enforcement operation.

Thao told reporters he repeatedly tried to show his U.S. citizenship but was still escorted outside half-naked into the cold.

He was later released without charges, and ICE has not apologized.

📍 Why it matters
This incident has raised serious questions about federal enforcement tactics, civil rights, and use of force — especially after similar controversial actions by ICE in Minnesota. Critics, local leaders, and civil liberties groups are calling for accountability and review of ICE practices.

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