Researchers, community leaders to gather to share data on impacts of ICE surge in Minnesota
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This winter’s surge of federal agents left its mark on many Minnesotans. The full scope of the impact is still being pieced together.
On Tuesday, dozens of researchers, journalists and community leaders will convene at the University of Minnesota to share findings on how the events of this winter continue to affect people across the state.
The gathering is called “Documenting the Impact of U.S. DHS in Minnesota.” The progressive think tank North Star Policy Action was one of the organizations behind the event.
For more, MPR News host Nina Moini talked with the group’s executive director, Jake Schwitzer about the types of research included and how the data will be used.
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