60 Minutes shows Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara a video of Aliya Rahman, a U.S. citizen, being forcibly pulled from her car by ICE officers. Rahman, who can be heard saying she is disabled, was trying to get to an appointment at a traumatic brain injury clinic in Minneapolis when she came upon the officers blocking traffic. Her lawyer says she was overwhelmed by conflicting commands from ICE. Officers cut her seatbelt and forcibly removed her. "Obviously, I don't know why law enforcement officers initially approached the vehicle," says O'Hara. “It pisses me off to see that, to see men doing that to a woman who's disabled. It pisses me off. If those cops worked for me, they'd have a problem right now.” ICE's Marcos Charles—who oversees arrests and deportations nationwide, including “Operation Metro Surge” in Minneapolis—defended the agency's actions, saying agents gave repeated warnings. The Department of Homeland Security accused Rahman of obstructing ICE. She was arrested and n...