we are going to continue to demand answers because ICE is not above the law
Continue using congressional oversight to demand answers and transparency about ICE's Irvine lease and hold ICE and DHS accountable.
Occurrences
joined local leaders, immigration advocates, and Orange County residents for a community forum demanding answers about a newly leased federal office space in Irvine that is expected to be used by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
introduced the DHS Use of Force Transparency Act of 2026 to increase transparency and government oversight regarding injuries and deaths caused by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activity
Min led a letter to ICE demanding transparency and a public meeting on a proposed Irvine facility.
Evidence
Dave Min seeking more info about ICE raid in Irvine.
Min led a letter to ICE demanding transparency and a public meeting on a proposed Irvine facility; the release says ICE plans to lease office space at 2020 Main Street in Irvine through GSA.
Last week, Representative Dave Min joined local leaders, immigration advocates, and Orange County residents for a community forum demanding answers about a newly leased federal office space in Irvine that is expected to be used by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
The press releases index still lists 'Dave Min Hosts Community Forum Demanding Transparency on New ICE Lease in Irvine' and shows no later statement resolving the Irvine lease issue in the lookback window.
On the June 11, 2026 press-releases index, the newest listed items are unrelated June releases; the page does not show any new press release or statement resolving the Irvine ICE lease issue during the lookback window.
Assessments
Min clearly took oversight steps in office during the same term, including leading a letter to ICE demanding transparency and hosting a community forum focused on the Irvine lease. That satisfies part of the promise to keep pressing for answers. But the record provided does not show that ICE or DHS ultimately provided the requested transparency or were meaningfully held accountable, and the issue appears unresolved by the end of the lookback window. Because the promise includes both continued oversight activity and accountability/results, the best judgment is partial rather than full delivery.
The promise was to continue using congressional oversight to demand answers and transparency about ICE's Irvine lease and to hold ICE and DHS accountable. The evidence shows Min did in fact carry out that oversight activity during the same term: he led a formal letter to ICE demanding transparency and a public meeting on the proposed Irvine facility, publicly sought more information about related ICE activity in Irvine, and hosted a community forum explicitly demanding answers about the lease. Because this pledge is about using oversight tools rather than guaranteeing a final policy reversal or resolved lease outcome, the documented oversight actions satisfy the promise. The record does not show the lease issue itself was fully resolved, but the promised conduct—continuing oversight and demanding transparency—was performed.