Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan and Angie Craig met for a televised debate in the DFL primary for a U.S. Senate seat
Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan and Angie Craig met for a televised debate in the DFL primary for a U.S. Senate seat
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUheBfqnMSA
H.R.7320 - To prohibit the provision of funding to the State of Minnesota until certain reporting requirements pertaining to voting are satisfied.
Your representatives are betraying you.
Bill text (PDF):
https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/7320/textOpen linkView original on midwest.socialCan anyone in Minnesota confirm: Is ice dropping people off in the woods without their clothes, phone and ID?
I just saw a video on Facebook. Supposedly, a health care worker is being interviewed and indicates ICE is dropping people off in the middle of the woods without proper clothing, their phone, or their ID. Some of the people being dropped in the woods are also injured and in need of medical care. The only info I can find about this is via Facebook and Instagram. I am wondering if anyone knows of actual news reports about this from reputable journalists? Obviously my knee jerk reaction is disgust. There is already plenty of evidence out there to condem ice for. If I'm going to hate on them, I want the facts rather than a random vid from social media. Does anyone have verifiable facts related to this rumor?
DOJ demands voter data in order to end chaos in MN
The federal government told [MN] state officials in a letter that it would "bring an end to chaos in Minnesota" if they abide by three of its requests, including giving it access to Minnesota's voter information.
ICE arrests 2 outside courtrooms at Ridgedale Service Center
MINNETONKA, Minn. — Hennepin County confirms two people were arrested by ICE agents who were waiting outside courtrooms in Minnetonka Monday.
A spokesperson said more than a dozen federal agents were deployed in a waiting area outside the courtrooms at the Ridgedale Service Center and took the two people into custody. The county did not provide details on why they were arrested.
"Under federal law, ICE agents have the authority to enforce immigration laws anywhere within the United States. Hennepin County facilities, including courthouses, including spaces that are open to the public, including federal, state, and local law enforcement agents who may be performing their official duties," read a statement shared with KARE 11.
The statement clarifies that there are Hennepin County facilities that are non-public, like employee workspaces or secure areas, that are not accessible to federal authorities without a warrant or "proper authorization."
Hennepin County also affirmed its commitment to "maintaining a safe and accessible environment for everyone who uses our facilities, including residents, employees and visitors," noting the importance of balancing public safety with the protection of individual rights.
KARE 11 has reached out to federal authorities at the Department of Homeland Security for additional details on the incident, and will update this story if or when the department responds.


