💥 BREAKING NEWS: U.S. Citizen Tackled, Choked, and Detained in Minnesota as Trump-Era ICE Footage Sparks Outrage ⚡.CH

All hell has broken loose in Minnesota after disturbing footage emerged showing federal immigration agents violently detaining a young Somali American—who turned out to be a United States citizen—sparking outrage, protests, and accusations of racial profiling and abuse of power tied directly to Donald Trump’s aggressive immigration crackdown.

The man at the center of the storm is Mubashir, a 20-year-old Minneapolis resident. His “crime”? Stepping outside his workplace during a lunch break.

According to video evidence and Mubashir’s own testimony, he had been outside for mere seconds when a masked, unidentified agent sprinted toward him at full speed, tackled him, and shoved him back into a nearby restaurant. Moments later, Mubashir was dragged into the snow, slammed to the ground, and placed in a chokehold—despite repeatedly stating, clearly and calmly, “I’m an American citizen.”

He offered to show his ID. He offered his passport—stored on his phone. Agents refused to look.

Footage captured by citizen journalists shows Mubashir restrained, surrounded by agents, pleading for them to verify his identity. Instead, he says, officers accused him of being “illegal” simply because he ran when an unidentified masked man charged at him. They demanded facial scans, fingerprints, and biometric data—procedures Mubashir questioned, asking how a face scan could determine citizenship.

For nearly two hours, Mubashir was detained in freezing conditions. He says agents were visibly lost while transporting him, circling highways with maps out, admitting it was their “first time” bringing someone to the facility. At one point, he was forced to stand outside in the snow until he complied with a facial scan. He was denied water. He was denied medical care, despite numb hands and back pain from having an officer’s full body weight pressed into him.

Only after a staff member finally allowed him to access his phone—and physically see his U.S. passport—did the detention unravel. Fingerprints were taken. His citizenship was confirmed.

Then came the final shock.

Mubashir asked to be driven back to where he had been taken from. Agents refused. Instead, they ordered him to walk alone through the snow.

His words at a press conference the next day were raw and unfiltered. He described the experience not as a misunderstanding—but as something far darker.

“I felt like I was being kidnapped,” he said. “They didn’t identify themselves. They didn’t say ‘ICE.’ I was choked, dragged, humiliated. That was inhumane.”

As the footage spread online, anger erupted across Minneapolis. Peaceful protests formed in solidarity with the Somali community, which residents say is now living in fear. Videos show agents threatening protesters, warning they would be pepper-sprayed—even when press were present. In some clips, chemical spray is deployed. In another, an ICE vehicle appears to strike a local resident as agents laugh in the background.

Independent journalists on the ground reported intimidation, shouting, and chaotic enforcement with no clear explanations given to bystanders or media.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey weighed in forcefully, stating that under no circumstances is it legal to detain someone based on appearance alone.

“You can’t tackle somebody because they look Somali,” Frey said. “You can’t detain a U.S. citizen for immigration purposes after refusing to look at proof of citizenship. That’s against the Constitution. That’s against the law—anywhere in this country.”

The case has ignited a broader national reckoning. Critics argue this is not an isolated incident, but a chilling preview of what happens when aggressive immigration enforcement collides with racial profiling and unchecked authority.

Mubashir’s message was simple—and devastating:
“If this happened to me, on camera, imagine what happens to people when there’s no one around.”

Minnesota isn’t just witnessing a scandal.
It’s staring straight at a warning.