ASU students marched against ICE as Metro Surge sent thousands to Minnesota after the deaths of Renée Good and Alex Pretti, sparking protests. Thoughts? Comment. According to The Arizona State Press and The Guardian. (statepress.com)
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Reports of federal immigration enforcement activity in Arizona triggered student-led protests at Arizona State University’s Tempe campus on January 20, 2026, where hundreds marched against ICE presence. (statepress.com) Nationally, the administration’s Operation Metro Surge deployed thousands of DHS and ICE agents to Minnesota, provoking sustained demonstrations after the fatal shootings of Renée Good and Alex Pretti and widespread criticism of aggressive tactics. (en.wikipedia.org) Organizers and campus groups called for sanctuary policies and protection for undocumented students, while DHS defended the operations as targeting criminals. (statepress.com) The confrontations have intensified national debate over enforcement methods, civil liberties, and federal–state authority, and calls for oversight.
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Federal authorities arrested Brenna Marie Doyle in Spokane, Washington after prosecutors say she used identification stolen from an FBI vehicle during a January 14 Minneapolis riot to locate and threaten a law enforcement officer and his family. A criminal complaint unsealed Jan. 26, 2026 alleges Doyle left three voicemails on January 16, 2026, threatening to kill the officer, his spouse and child to intimidate for his official duties. The arrest, made at FBI Minneapolis’s request, prompted the bureau to warn that threatening employees or their families will not be tolerated. A detention motion seeks to prevent contact with potential victims. (fox28spokane.com)
