Tensions flared up at a hospital in Minnesota when U.S Immigration and Customs Enforcement reported that a detained person had suffered severe injuries, including a fractured skull, after allegedly hitting a wall. The incident sparked widespread outrage and concern about how ICE treats people in its custody and how they are treated during medical emergencies. Witnesses at the hospital saw a large number of police officers, which increased fears among patients and staff members. Many people were uncomfortable with ICE's presence in medical facilities, seeing it as an invasion and a potential threat to public health. Advocates for immigrants' rights criticized ICE's actions, saying that these situations show broader systemic problems with the agency's treatment of detainees. Hospital officials focused on providing medical care while addressing safety issues. They reaffirmed their commitment to treat all patients with dignity regardless of their status. The event sparked a broader discussion about the rights of people held by ICE and the responsibility of hospitals in these situations. Following the incident, local activists organized protests outside hospitals calling for changes in how ICE works and better protection for people in vulnerable positions. The community united around the need for more transparency and accountability between police and healthcare workers. As investigations continue, this incident highlights the ongoing tensions around immigration enforcement in America and the need for policies to protect the health and well-being of everyone, especially those in difficult situations.