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Incident:2025-11-19 St Paul MN Pepper Spray Protest Use

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St. Paul Pepper Spray Incident
Date 2025-11-19
Time
City St. Paul
County Ramsey County
State Minnesota
Country United States
Location details Street outside facility / industrial area (exact site pending)
Facility
Agencies involved ICE (unit not confirmed)
Operation type Use of chemical irritants on protesters
Status Completed
People affected Multiple protesters and bystanders
Arrests reported
Detentions reported
Deportations
Injuries At least one person sprayed at close range
Deaths None reported
Agents at the scene Agent:MN-0001
Vehicles at the scene Vehicle:MN-V001
Verification Unverified (pending additional footage & location confirmation)
Key sources * Instagram: @the_typical_liberal (11/20/2025) – pro-ICE framing
  * Instagram: @thetnholler (11/20/2025) – critical framing
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Summary: ICE personnel or ICE-affiliated enforcement agents deployed pepper spray at close range against protesters in St. Paul, Minnesota, causing visible distress, panic, and injuries. Footage from multiple social media accounts shows at least one woman sprayed directly in the face.

Full description

On November 19th 2025, enforcement agents in tactical gear used pepper spray against a group of protesters in St. Paul, Minnesota. Crowd footage shows dozens of people gathered near a row of vehicles in what appears to be an industrial zone. At least three agents engaged with the crowd.

The most disturbing clip shows an agent spraying a woman directly in the face from close range. Additional bystanders appear to cough, flee, or shield their faces. Several reports describe vomiting and difficulty breathing shortly after exposure.

The videos do not show clear justification for the escalation or any arrests. The agents appear to push people back while deploying spray.

Agencies and units involved

  • ICE (exact unit unconfirmed)
  • Tactical gear suggests an ERO FugOps-style posture
  • No visible local police identifiers

Agents on scene

Vehicles

Timeline

  • Approx. midday or afternoon — agents confront protesters
  • Pepper spray deployed at very close range
  • Crowd disperses; multiple injuries reported online

Sources

Internal notes

  • Must confirm:
 – Was this ICE proper or a contracted bounty-hunting unit (common in MN)?  
 – Exact facility/location (cross-check background signage)  
 – Obtain full-length videos  
 – Check for medical transports or local reporting  
 – Identify tactical insignia