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Hennepin County prosecutors press feds for evidence in shootings
Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty is demanding more evidence from the federal government in the shootings of Alex Pretti and Julio Cesar Sosa-Celis, as they weigh bringing criminal charges against the federal agents involved.
Minnesota man faces deportation to Laos for a crime he committed more than 30 years ago
At “Ricky” Chandee pled guilty to assault when he was 18 and served a prison sentence in the early 1990s. Since his release, he has worked for the city of Minneapolis for nearly 30 years. His family says he is not a threat to public safety, despite the Trump administration’s portrayal of him.
'We're not free': The voices of Minnesotans in hiding
N is a Mexican immigrant. MPR News is only using her first initial, due to fears of safety. N, hasn’t left her home in weeks. She said she doesn't trust what federal officials have recently said about a drawdown of ICE agents in Minnesota. She worries things may get worse before they get better.
Team USA women’s hockey continues to dominate at Olympics
Team USA has outscored their opponents 31-1 in the Olympic Games and have had five straight shutouts. The women’s hockey team has several Minnesotans and Minnesota Frost players on the roster.
Minneapolis small businesses look toward recovery after ICE surge
The Whittier Alliance has launched a campaign called “Show Up For Eat Street” to support businesses in the cultural corridor. The organization is also hoping that funding from the state Legislature will help businesses recover.
‘As if I were in prison’: The voices of Minnesotans in hiding
P is a Mexican immigrant living in Minnesota. MPR News is not using his full name for his safety. P only leaves his home for work and for doctor’s appointments to treat his lupus.
ICE surge disrupts Ramadan celebrations in Minneapolis
Even with reports of federal agents leaving the state, one Minneapolis Imam says there are still people who worry about whether they will be detained on their way to the mosque.