Criminal illegal immigrant allegedly rams ICE vehicle in Minnesota as attacks on agents surge
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ICE vehicle ramming suspect Tranquilino Sixto-Anorve, an illegal immigrant from Mexico, was arrested Saturday after allegedly striking federal vehicles in St. Paul, Minnesota.
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According to ICE, Sixto-Anorve has multiple DUI convictions and was being targeted for arrest because his criminal history indicated he was a "public safety threat."
"This ramming highlights increased risks our brave men and women of ICE face amid hostile rhetoric and actions from anti-ICE agitators and politicians," ICE said in a statement.
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