Monday’s vote and last month’s resolution come amid an ongoing federal immigration, crackdown in Minnesota, named “Operation Metro Surge” that has brought immigration enforcement agents to Rochester.
In the heart of Minneapolis, protests over a resident's death have spiraled, raising questions about accountability and the role of government oversight.
A Monday morning call between President Donald Trump and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz about fatal shootings by immigration officers appears to have been well-received by both sides.
Chief Brian O’Hara warns that the Minneapolis Police Department is at a breaking point with only 600 officers. He describes the current cycle of violence and federal tension as "absolutely not sustainable."
The elected officials trip to the nation’s capital follows the fatal shooting of 37-year-old Alex Pretti by a Customs and Border Patrol agent in Minneapolis on Saturday.
The Minnesota Chiefs of Police are making their voices heard, asking for a meeting with the President to address the mounting pressures on local law enforcement.
This weekend brought a somber briefing from state leaders, addressing a tragic shooting that raises serious questions about federal agent involvement in our neighborhoods.
With 1,000 fewer individuals in custody than reported, the DOC is shedding light on some serious discrepancies that could change the conversation around immigration.
Federal officials say agents fired defensively Saturday morning when Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old intensive care unit nurse, stepped into a confrontation between an immigration officer and a woman on the street.