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Some Minnesotans Stranded In Mexico After Violence Erupts
The U.S. deputy secretary of state called El Mencho "one of the bloodiest and most ruthless drug kingpins."
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Are There Fewer Federal Agents In Minnesota?
"The parking lot at the Whipple looks emptier, but even if they've left the Twin Cities metro area, they're still here," said Emily Philips.
Southwest Minneapolis, MN|News|
One Minute Tours Host Leaves Minnesota For Australia, Citing Annunciation School Shooting
John O'Sullivan of One Minute Tours says growing violence and political unrest both play a role.
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ICE's Impact On Farm Labor Top Of Mind At Minnesota Agriculture Expo
"We absolutely need immigrant labor," said dairy farmer Larry Dreier. "We can't even find people that want to do all the work."
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Memorial For Former Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman Will Remain At Her Desk During Legislative Session
"The flowers just have a way of making you smile and bring back memories of my friend Melissa, who smiled a lot," said Patrick Duffy Murphy.
Minneapolis, MN|News|
Volunteers Run Website Tracking ICE Activity In Minnesota And Nationwide
"I'm not a developer by trade, by any means or definition of that word," Celeste, CEO and cofounder of iceout.org, said.
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University Of Minnesota Researcher Helps Collect Antarctic Ice Samples Possibly Millions Of Years Old
A University of Minnesota researcher is back home after a months-long journey to the end of the earth, collecting samples.
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Northern Minnesota Family Offers Nostalgic And Quirky Sweets At Candy Store
Just before COVID, Ashley and John Parrott quit their jobs, bought some land and built their candy palace with no retail experience.
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Attorneys Raise Concern Over Questions On Job Application For Federal Prosecutors Asking About Trump Policies
There are only 17 assistant U.S. attorneys in the Minnesota office, sources told CBS News, a decline from a high of 70 a few years ago.
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Gun Permit Applications, Demand For Classes Skyrocket Amid Minnesota ICE Surge
It comes amid Operation Metro Surge and the killings of Alex Pretti and Renee Good by federal officers.
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Former WCCO News Director And GM Ron Handberg Dies At 87
News of Handberg's death on Jan. 26 at age 87 prompted an outpouring of memories from the journalists who worked alongside him.
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Philadelphia Men Accused Of Siphoning Millions From Minnesota Housing Program Plead Guilty To Wire Fraud
Anthony Waddel Jefferson and Lester Brown were accused of siphoning millions from federal programs administered by Minnesota officials.
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Are Minneapolis Protesters Paid, Like The Trump Administration Says? Here's A Fact Check
The protesters are unwavering and passionate. That dedication has some accusing them of being compensated.
Across Minnesota|News|
St. Cloud Man Arrested Twice By ICE Shares Story Of Confusion, Terror
"I wish they would have a siren on me, I would've stopped earlier, but that never happened. Unmarked vehicles chasing you," Jama said.
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As ICE Activity Increases In Northfield, Neighbors Step Up To Support Each Other
In Northfield, Minnesota, the mayor says ICE activity isn't slowing down.
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Twin Cities Tow Truck Driver Returns Abandoned Vehicles To Families After ICE Arrests
Juan Leon had only been running his tow truck business, Leo's Towing, for a few months when he noticed a pattern that kept repeating itself.
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Minnesota Women Say They Fell Victim To Scam Trying To Get Loved Ones Out Of ICE Custody
"I was scammed, maybe because I was desperate. I just wanted to help my husband," Geovana Patricia said.
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Grants To Give Helping Hand To St. Paul's Immigrant-Owned Businesses Impacted By ICE Operation
"Just hearing their stories... it's heartbreaking," said Executive Director Alma Flores. "So the need is urgent, the need is now."
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Do Body Cameras Improve Policing?
"It's kind of a gamechanger in what is expected of us from the public," said Deputy Chief Damon Bitney of the Bloomington Police Department.
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How Federal Policing Upended Daily Life, Public Trust In Minneapolis
"A lot of our community is terrified," Mayor Hollies Winston said, describing critical business corridors where shops have closed.
