A chilling account has emerged from Minneapolis where a U.S. citizen experienced a harrowing encounter with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials during a targeted operation. The incident occurred when armed agents conducted an early morning raid at a residential property while searching for two individuals with criminal records. Despite sub-freezing temperatures, the resident was forcibly detained wearing only his underwear during the confrontation. Witnesses report the operation involved multiple agents who entered the premises without initially confirming identities of all occupants. The detainee, who maintains his legal citizenship status, described the experience as psychologically traumatic and characterized by a lack of procedural transparency. Community advocates have expressed concern about the incident’s implications for civil liberties and the broader patterns of immigration enforcement tactics. Legal experts note such cases raise significant questions about operational protocols during targeted enforcement actions, particularly regarding the treatment of individuals not named in warrants. The episode has sparked renewed dialogue about accountability mechanisms within federal immigration enforcement operations.