Senator Ann Rest called for the removal of ICE agents from Minnesota, citing a tragedy and residents' rights concerns. She supports legislation barring law enforcement from wearing masks.

Eden Prairie's Mayor Ron Case addresses immigration enforcement's local impact, discussing disruptions to businesses and schools. He urges community action and support for affected residents amidst increased ICE activity.

St. Paul Public Works says an employee was detained by ICE last week despite holding federal work authorization and a valid CDL; city and state officials are seeking answers.

Maple Grove, Minnesota, addresses concerns over federal immigration enforcement in their area, clarifying the local police’s limited role and providing resources for residents and businesses impacted by the operations.

House Republicans introduced the SCAM Act to make it easier to denaturalize naturalized citizens convicted of fraud or terrorism ties amid big Minnesota fraud probes.

Brooklyn Park has scheduled an EDA meeting for January 20, 2026, at City Hall, with the agenda available online. The next meeting will be on February 17, due to Presidents' Day.

Saint Paul's city council plans on various decisions, including appointing Assistant Mayors, funding redevelopment, improving infrastructure, and supporting local businesses and green initiatives.

Surveillance video shows a Pancho’s Taqueria employee in Circle Pines shouting “Ayuda” as federal agents detain him. A GoFundMe organized by the restaurant has raised nearly $25K for the family.

Minnesota state legislators condemn ICE activities in hospitals, accusing agents of harassing patients and violating rights, and urge facilities to protect patient care and privacy.

Minneapolis Senator Bobby Joe Champion calls for ICE's departure after an agent shot a man and deployed chemical irritants, with the BCA investigating the incident.

The Bloomington City Council will hold a public hearing on financing a Fraser Child and Family Center project on January 26, 2026, which involves renovating a facility for providing clinical services.

Federal agents in Mankato, Minnesota, caused a disturbance, prompting a police response and a detailed review by Public Safety Director Clifton. No evidence of pepperball munitions or firearms involvement was found.

Mankato prepares for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, with city offices closed but essential services like garbage collection and bus routes continuing. Residents can still contact city staff for assistance.