Federal agents sent to Minneapolis were instructed to gather identifying information on anti-ICE activists using a standardized “intel collection non-arrests” form. Critics argue that this directive from Kristi Noem risks recording peaceful protests in federal files. The New Republic reported that volunteer ICE monitors in multiple states have described intimidating home visits by federal agents. These developments suggest that the information collection is already being used to identify and pressure those who track enforcement activity. The “non-arrests” form, as described in the report, aimed to standardize the collection of identifying details even without any enforcement action.