The Fox News Rundown ICE vs. Tim Walz: Immigration Crackdown Sparks Legal Fights
Jan 22, 2026
Join Jonathan Fahey, former acting director of ICE, as he sheds light on the heated immigration debate in Minnesota. He discusses the federal subpoenas targeting local officials, the protests erupting over ICE operations, and the impact of sanctuary policies on enforcement. Fahey explains why federal law enforcement is crucial and addresses concerns regarding the safety of ICE agents. This insightful conversation navigates the complexities of immigration law while contrasting these issues with global diplomatic efforts surrounding President Trump's new Board of Peace.
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Sanctuary Policies Escalate Public Risk
- Sanctuary policies can obstruct federal enforcement and increase public danger by releasing criminal aliens from custody.
- Jonathan Fahey argues enforcing detainers would curb chaos and calm public opposition to ICE operations.
Enforce Detainers To Reduce Tension
- Do enforce immigration detainers and cooperate with ICE to remove serious criminals from local jails.
- Jonathan Fahey says that simple policy changes would defuse protests and improve public safety.
Agents Face Unprecedented Targeting
- ICE agents face heightened personal risk from doxxing, threats, and protests that target families.
- Fahey emphasizes these agents perform lawful duties and endure unique levels of public targeting.