From
https://www.havredailynews.com/story/2025/04/10/local/ice-questions-amtrak-passengers-in-havre-about-citizenship/547792.html :
A spokesperson for ICE said the activity was not related to that agency, and referred questions to Customs and Border Protection.
ICE representative Alethea Smock repeated that today.
"Confirming again, this was not an ICE activity, and your story was incorrect; many other sites have picked up on it and are saying ICE is boarding trains, this is generally a CBP activity."
Jason Givens, U.S. Border Patrol public affairs specialist, confirmed this morning that it was Border Patrol agents who boarded the train Sunday in Havre.
Smock said it is possible people saw partially obscured "POLICE" labels on the clothing of the people on the train and though the labels said "ICE."
Givens gave background on the agents boarding the train:
"U.S. Border Patrol agents conduct enforcement actions at transportation hubs away from the immediate border as part of the defense-in-depth strategy of disrupting human smuggling activities at transportation sites that are used to further illegal trafficking into the interior of the United States. These operations serve as a vital component to our overall border security efforts.
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Baer said Thursday he was getting off Amtrak's Empire Builder Sunday to stretch his legs during its stop in Havre when the two law enforcement officers - he said he saw ICE on their clothing - in paramilitary gear, stopped and questioned train passengers, including himself, about whether they were U.S. citizens.
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(Baer) said he told them he was - he first asked if they were joking, he said, and they repeated the question - and when he said he was they went on to the next passenger.
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Baer said he only saw the officers question himself and others near him, but they were on the train nearly the entire time it was at the station, so, although he does not know for sure, it is his presumption that the officers went through the entire train and asked all passengers about their U.S. citizenship status.
He said they didn't ask for documentation of his citizenship and moved on once he said he was a citizen.
So, the incident did happen, but not as DUmmies claim or fantasize. Baer was asked a question, answered, and the CBP agent moved on. There is zero evidence anyone was asked for "papers" or had their luggage or effects examined, not even a black or Hispanic or Asian or
Chartreuse Neptunian who happened to be on the train.
Given DU-grade Progs' love of criminal illegals, imagine their
poutrage had the CBP intercepted a thugling sex-trafficking a teen boy or girl!