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Frey responds to announced ICE surge end

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey says he's feeling cautious relief following yesterday's announcement by the Trump administration that it's ending the surge of federal immigration agents to Minnesota. And a federal judge is ordering the Department of Homeland Security to ensure that immigration detainees held at the Whipple Federal Building near Minneapolis have access to lawyers.
by Emily Reese

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U.S. Attorney drops charges against men accused of assaulting immigration officer

Minnesota U.S. Attorney Dan Rosen on Thursday dropped charges against two men accused of assaulting an immigration officer. Meanwhile, a judge temporarily blocked the Trump administration from cancelling $42 million in public health funding from the Minnesota Department of Health.
by Emily Bright

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Trump administration announces end to ICE surge

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz says he’s cautiously optimistic about today’s announcement that the Trump administration is ending the surge of immigration agents to the state. St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her is also optimistic about the announcement that the ICE surge is drawing down.
by Emily Reese

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Border czar set to speak to reporters Thursday morning following slight drawdown last week

The White House official leading the federal immigration operation in Minnesota is set to speak at a press conference at 8 a.m. Thursday. Tom Homan announced last week a drawdown of about a quarter of immigration agents in the state. Local elected officials say they’re not seeing much change in their communities so far.
by Emily Bright

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Capitol Hill hearing; St. Paul car crash after ICE pursuit

A hearing on Capitol Hill is yielding few answers about why the U.S. Department of Justice has excluded Minnesota investigators from probes into the Renee Macklin Good and Alex Pretti fatal shootings in Minneapolis.
by Emily Reese

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2 former assistant U.S. attorneys in Minnesota will defend 2 independent Black journalists

Two former assistant U.S. attorneys who prosecuted fraud cases in Minnesota are now defending two independent Black journalists charged in connection with a demonstration at a St. Paul church. Meanwhile, Bloomington police say a human trafficking sting operation has resulted in the arrest of 30 men.
by Emily Bright

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Walz predicts ICE surge nearing end; Minnesota businesses say recovery will take a long time

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is predicting the surge in federal immigration agents is nearing its conclusion. At an event this morning to highlight business hardships, Walz said he believes a bigger drawdown could be just days away. And Minnesota business owners say even after ICE operations eventually end, recovery will take a long time.
by Emily Reese

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Kidney transplant recipient in ICE custody is now getting meds, but timing and dosage is off

A kidney transplant recipient arrested by immigration agents in Rochester last week is finally getting the medication he needs to keep his body from rejecting the organ. But his attorney says his client is not getting the correct dosages at the right times.
by Jacob Aloi

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Legislature, schools make plans for ongoing federal immigration operation

Minnesota's legislative session starts next week, and Minneapolis representatives say they're looking to introduce legislation to push back against the federal immigration operation. And students at Minneapolis Public Schools will have the option to take classes from home for another two months, amid the ongoing federal immigration operation.
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Minnesota man detained after kidney transplant is still without medication, says man's wife

The wife of a Minnesota man held by ICE in Texas tells MPR News he still hasn’t been given the medications he needs to prevent his body from rejecting his transplanted kidney. Meanwhile, Mille Lacs County is one of more than half a dozen Minnesota counties that have signed agreements to assist ICE.
by Elena See

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