The U.S. Department of Justice delivered subpoenas to offices of Gov. Tim Walz, Attorney General Keith Ellison and Minneapolis and St. Paul mayors Tuesday.
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Both DFL leaders characterized any investigation as an intimidation tactic. Neither has received anything official from the DOJ.
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Minnesota Republicans stand with Trump, ICE after fatal shooting and threat of Insurrection Act
Democrats say the GOP will pay a “significant political price” for the aggressive immigration enforcement operation.
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The Oglala Sioux Tribe and feds are still working to verify the tribe’s initial reports that four of its members had been detained in Minneapolis.
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ICE agent representation leads Hennepin County Attorney candidate to resign from Chris Madel’s law firm
Matt Pelikan said he resigned after nine years at the firm after it was reported that Madel was providing legal counsel to ICE agent Jonathan Ross.
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Walz proposes $907 million package of construction projects
The governor’s request is just a fraction of the $6.8 billion in spending requests made by state agencies and local governments, state officials say.
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Attendance drops at Minnesota schools as federal immigration enforcement intensifies anxieties
More Twin Cities schools are offering online learning as worry rises over the surge in ICE activity, especially after a parent was detained at their child’s schoolbus stop Wednesday in Crystal.
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New fraud concerns surface in Minnesota medical transportation program
Providers and prosecutors have seen issues in the Medicaid-funded nonemergency medical transportation program for years. It’s the subject of a new video by conservative influencer Nick Shirley.
January 15, 2026
MN lawmaker wants to outlaw federal agents’ face coverings statewide. St. Paul mulls its own rules.
The bill’s author acknowledges the measure will likely not make federal agents show their faces, but hopes local police take note of the problems masks cause.
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Democrats are battling over past immigration votes in Minnesota’s open U.S. Senate seat, while Republicans in the party’s crowded field for governor attempt to lay the blame for the shooting on Democratic politicians.
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Advisory committee recommends adding weapons screening at Minnesota State Capitol
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