Watch: Federal prosecutors reveal ‘staggering’ new information about Minnesota fraud scandal

Protesters gathered for an apparent anti-ICE noise demonstration outside the Canopy by Hilton in downtown Minneapolis early Tuesday morning, utilizing drums and sound equipment until local law enforcement arrived to disperse the gathering around 1 a.m. The demonstration follows reports of a new wave of federal agents arriving in Minnesota on Sunday. According to those reports, the White House is deploying over 2,000 federal agents to the Minneapolis area for a 30-day surge operation.

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Hilton says it is removing the Minnesota hotel from its system that was accused of denying ICE agent bookings after the company says the franchisee failed to address the issue. Monday night, hours after Hilton and Everpeak said they were addressing the issue, conservative journalist Nick Sortor went to the hotel in question – the Hampton Inn by Hilton in Lakeville – and attempted to book ten rooms posing as a Department of Homeland Security worker. In the video, a front desk worker tells Sortor