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The Love We See in Minneapolis Isn’t Exceptional — It’s How We Survive Together
A beautiful web is being woven in Minnesota: not with new materials but with wisdom that was already here.
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DOJ Drops Charges Against Two Minneapolis Men It Accused of Attacking ICE Agents
The federal government has shifted its view on the January 14 incident, when an agent shot one of the men.
Pregnant Migrants in Minnesota Have Postponed Abortion Appointments to Avoid ICE
Patients are also skipping time-sensitive reproductive services such as cervical cancer screenings due to fear of ICE.
The Trauma of ICE Raids Is Rippling Through Public Schools Across the US
ICE raids have left children stranded without caregivers after school bus drop-off. Abductions traumatize whole schools.
DOJ Nixed Probe Into Renee Good’s Killing After Trump Made False Claims — Report
The Department of Justice has withheld evidence from state investigators examining Renee Nicole Good’s killing by ICE.
Trump’s ICE Invasion Is Upending Daily Life for Minneapolis Children
Parents struggle to explain the occupation to their kids and teachers face empty classrooms as many students stay home.
Indigenous-Led Collectives Are Keeping Minnesotan Communities Safe From ICE
Members of the American Indian Movement and the Many Shields Warrior Society are patrolling the streets of Minneapolis.
DHS Files Request to Terminate Asylum Cases of Family of Liam Conejo Ramos
There's “no reason that this should be expedited,” the family's lawyer said, adding that the action felt “retaliatory.”
Minnesota Child Care Providers Try to Stay Afloat as Families Keep Kids Home
Trump’s administration has also targeted a federally funded program that subsidizes child care for low-income families.
Minneapolis City Council Delays Liquor Licenses for 2 Hotels Hosting ICE Agents
Residents have shared stories of abusive actions by off-duty agents at the hotels.