Court Observers Continue To Be Locked Out Of Minneapolis Immigration Courtrooms

Advocates say what's happening inside the courtrooms is also alarming.

Minnesota Families Pushing Back Against ICE Operations Near Schools

Cellphone footage is providing a closer look at what families say are ICE operations near Minnesota students.

U.S. Border Patrol Agent Knees Man In Face In Minneapolis As Other Agents Hold Him Down

She ran out and started recording. Her video shows five Border Patrol agents on top of a man in the middle of Chicago Avenue.

'The Irony Is Not Lost On Us': Oglala Sioux Tribe Says ICE Illegally Detained Tribal Citizens In MN

The Tribe says enrolled citizens were detained in Minnesota, violating treaties that remain binding under federal law.

Federal Agents Chased Off From Minneapolis Restaurant Helping People Impacted By Increased ICE Presence

Video appears to show the agents leaving, but not before deploying chemical agents, which were kicked right back at them by the crowd.

Video Shows Federal Agent Shoving Minneapolis City Council President

"An agent came from behind and pushed me aside. I barely stayed on my feet. He pushed me so hard," City Council Member Elliot Payne said.

Twin Cities Community Members Distributing Free, 3D-Printed ICE Alert Whistles

At a small toy shop on Grand Avenue in St. Paul, Minnesota, customers aren't just buying board games and plushies.

U.S. Citizens Recount Being Detained By ICE During Minnesota Operation

Luis Escoto and their son, Alex, said there was no reason for ICE to randomly check her immigration status other than the color of her skin.

The Trump Administration Called Renee Good A Domestic Terrorist, But Experts Say The Label Is Premature

New polling shows most voters do not think last week's deadly ICE shooting was justified.

Legal Observers In Minneapolis Follow Federal Agents, Document ICE Activity

WCCO Photojournalist Tom Aviles watched as it happened Tuesday afternoon in Minneapolis.

What Is The Cost Of The U.S. Immigration And Customs Enforcement Operation In Minnesota?

Around 2,400 federal agents are in the state. That's four times the number of officers in the Minneapolis Police Department.

2 Arrested In St. Cloud During Protest Against Immigration Operation Somali Business Area

"They just showed up, spraying people and this is not good," Sadiq Daud said. "Everybody is scared. Everybody scared."

Former Federal Officer Weighs In On ICE Actions In Minneapolis

"I think I'm the first deportation officer with a human rights award," Eric O'Denius said.

Twin Cities High School Students Hold Walkouts After Fatal Shooting Of Renee Good

Young people continue to make their voices heard as federal agents increase their presence outside schools and near school bus stops.

Where Are Federal Agents Taking People They Detain In Minnesota? | WCCO Investigates

WCCO Investigates is digging in to share who's working with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and what we've learned.

Border Patrol Commander Bovino On Calls For ICE To End Immigration Crackdown In Minneapolis | Full Interview

Bovino said that hundreds more federal agents are on the way to help more than 2,000 agents already in Minnesota.

Minnesota Woman Killed In Shark Attack While Snorkeling In U.S. Virgin Islands

Arlene Lillis, 56, of Detroit Lakes, died after being attacked at Dorsch Beach on St. Croix, according to police.

Over $120 Million In USDA Award Payments To Minnesota Suspended, Sec. Rollins Says

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said on Friday that she is suspending payments on all active and future awards from the USDA.

Minneapolis Mayor, Police Chief Concerned ICE Crackdown Could Lead To Further Violence

"The story that's coming out of this from the federal government is that this ICE agent was hit and run over by a car," Frey said.

Legal Analyst Breaks Down Questions Surrounding ICE Killing Of Renee Good In Minneapolis

Constitutional law professor David Schultz, who has taught a class on police, criminal and civil procedure, has some answers.

Trump Administration Freezes Food Stamps To MN Amid Fraud Investigation

The move is the latest attempt by the administration to cut off funding for state programs amid allegations of fraud.

Man Arrested During Minneapolis Protest Shares What It's Like In Border Patrol Custody

"They pushed me, tackled me to the ground, kind of drug me against the pavement, cuffed me and threw me into the back of a car," he said.

Feds Descend On Roosevelt High School In Minneapolis, MPS Cancels School For Rest Of Week

Cara Morrow added that the agents were hitting people after they were already on the ground and using some kind of chemical irritant.

Court Documents Shed Light On Identity Of ICE Agent Who Shot Renee Good In Minneapolis

According to Noem, the officer who shot and killed 37-year-old Renee Good, a U.S. citizen, near East 34th Street and Portland Avenue.

Reps. Angie Craig, Tom Emmer Spar On House Floor Over Minneapolis ICE Shooting

The deadly ICE shooting in Minneapolis ignited a heated exchange in Washington between two Minnesota lawmakers.

Minneapolis Day Care Targeted In Nick Shirley YouTube Video Is Now Closed, State Records Show

The center's last licensing review, in June, found several operational violations but noted no evidence of fraud.

Audit Of Minnesota DHS Grant Programs Finds "Widespread Failures In Oversight"

According to the audit, DHS distributed more than $425 million in grants to 830 grantees between July 1, 2022, and Dec. 31, 2024.

ICE Entered Minneapolis Hospital Without Warrant, Handcuffed Patient To Bed, Community Organizers Say

ICE was allowed to stay by that patient's bedside for more than 24 hours, according to a spokesperson for Unidos MN.

Minneapolis Begins Sifting Through Construction Bids For Nicollet Avenue Kmart Site

For decades, the Kmart store and parking lot blocking Nicollet Avenue, forcing drivers to turn down different roads

U.S. Citizen Says Encounter With ICE Agents In Brooklyn Park Landed Him In The Hospital

"They asked me, 'Can you give me more proof that you're a citizen?' I told them I don't have the proof on me right now," Sackie said.

Little Falls Wabash National Facility to Close, Affecting 56 Employees

The manufacturing plant on Paul Larson Memorial Drive will cease operations, leading to layoffs in two phases next year.

GOP Minnesota Lawmaker Hopes U.S. House Committee Hearing On Fraud Will Provide "Perspective"

Rep. Walter Hudson (R) hopes the hearings raise awareness of the fraud problem on a national scale, but with a bit more focus than flair.

Records Reveal Minnesota's Long History With Day Care Fraud Warnings

"Minnesota's limited oversight of attendance documentation at childcare centers resulted in overpayments to providers," the audit states.

Director Of Minnesota Day Care Featured In YouTube Video On Fraud Responds

YouTuber Nick Shirley arrived and claimed that the day care was among many in Minnesota that were empty.

Minnesota Rep. Tom Emmer Calls For Deportation Of Somali-American Citizens Engaged In Fraud

"If they're here illegally, deport them immediately; if they're naturalized citizens, revoke their citizenship," Emmer said in the post.

How A Viral Video Prompted Investigations Into Alleged Fraud At Day Care Centers In Minnesota

CBS News' review also found dozens of citations related to safety, cleanliness, equipment, and staff training, among other violations.

MN Student Loan Borrowers Could See Their Wages Garnished In 2026: What To Know

Millions of borrowers nationwide are considered in default.

Nationwide Ban On Toxic Chemical TCE In Place, 5 Years After Minnesota Became First State To Outlaw It

"It is a horrid, carcinogenic, toxic chemical that should have been outlawed a long time ago," Sheri Smith from the NCCG said.

Minnesota Sheriffs Ask DOC Commissioner Schnell To Step Down, Citing "Discontent" With County Jails

The Minnesota Sheriffs' Association submitted a vote of no confidence on Dec. 8, with 72 of Minnesota's 87 sheriffs voting in favor.

Minnesotans Share What They Would Do If They Won The $1.7 Billion Powerball Jackpot

Some answers came quickly: mostly a new house or vacation. But as more people stopped to talk, a different theme began to emerge.