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Dozens of immigrants detained by ICE going to court to request release 

Dozens of immigrants detained by ICE going to court to request release 

ICE has released the names of a fraction of the more than 670 it has reported to have arrested during the immigration enforcement sweep that began Dec. 1. An MPR News analysis of federal court records provides a clue as to the fate of some of the detainees in an immigration system that is increasingly opaque. 
by Jon Collins

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How executive orders, ICE actions and policy changes affected Minnesota immigrants in 2025

How executive orders, ICE actions and policy changes affected Minnesota immigrants in 2025

A look at how sweeping federal immigration policy changes in 2025 affected Minnesota, from refugee resettlement and enforcement actions to court cases and community responses across the state.
by Sarah Thamer

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Minnesota Republican tries to quash conspiracy theories fueled by fraud probe

Minnesota Republican tries to quash conspiracy theories fueled by fraud probe

Some people have taken to social media to opine that Minnesota House Speaker Emerita Melissa Hortman's assassination is somehow connected to the fraud scandal. That's led some Minnesota Republicans, including state Sen. Julia Coleman, to spend the last few days debunking the conspiracy theory.
by Cathy Wurzer and Gracie Stockton

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Last chance New Year's events

Last chance New Year's events

From early-evening drops to late-night dance floors, here’s a last-chance roundup of New Year’s Eve events for people who waited just long enough.
by Jacob Aloi, Alex V. Cipolle and Melissa Olson

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4 Minnesota high schoolers to march in the 137th Rose Parade in Pasadena

4 Minnesota high schoolers to march in the 137th Rose Parade in Pasadena

The students from Apple Valley, Rosemount and Marshall will perform Thursday with the Bands of America Rose Parade Honor Band. The band is made up of 236 high school performers from 34 states.
by Molly Castle Work

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Emmer calls for deportation of Somali Americans tied to fraud

Emmer calls for deportation of Somali Americans tied to fraud

The Republican representative from Minnesota also said naturalized U.S. citizens who committed fraud should have their citizenship revoked — even if that would require changing the law.
by Kirsti Marohn

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2025 in photos: MPR News’ top shots from its staff and freelance photojournalists

2025 in photos: MPR News’ top shots from its staff and freelance photojournalists

Each year, MPR News’ freelance and staff photographers capture moments of celebration, protest, grief and resilience. See highlights from the past year and get the perspectives of the visual journalists who captured these images.
by Kerem Yücel and MPR News Staff

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