The Department of Homeland Security’s Minnesota-focused enforcement campaign has been underway for several weeks, and the agency says it’s resulted in more than 400 arrests so far. The Minnesota effort,

ICE operations have begun in Minnesota with 100 federal agents converging on the twin cities with their presence, prompting backlash, protests and threats. Reporting for TODAY, NBC’s Gabe Gutierrez shares a look at the new arrests across Minneapolis–Saint Paul.

NBC News was granted exclusive access to accompany Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers as they tried to arrest targets in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area.

Protesters held a noise demonstration outside Homewood Suites by Hilton in Edina on Thursday, one of several local hotels where federal immigration agents are staying.

Several Twin Cities communities have released statements to put residents at ease as federal agents are in the metro actively conducting federal immigration operations.

As ICE activity in the state ramps up, we take a look at where some of the arrests are occurring and what’s being reported about them

Information shared by ICE late Thursday contradicts the story being told by a Minnesota woman detained by federal law enforcement earlier this week in Minneapolis.

The Minnesota Attorney General shared a legal opinion that clarified which local authorities can enter into 287(g) agreements with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.