Minnesota’s Attorney General Isn’t Backing Down

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison sued the Department of Homeland Security to end "Operation Metro Surge," an immigration enforcement operation in Minneapolis. This action followed weeks of intense activity where thousands of masked agents from Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the Border Patrol roamed Minneapolis streets. The operation led to the detention of thousands of immigrants, the arrest of children, and the deaths of two US citizens, Renée Good and Alex Pretti, who were shot by immigration agents. Following widespread protests, the White House reversed course and ramped down enforcement, but hundreds of agents remain. Ellison continues to address the economic damage and persistent fears within immigrant communities, discussing these issues on the "More To The Story" podcast.