Once celebrated for offering refuge to the oppressed, the United States now faces criticism for embracing what one editorial calls “fascism” and “sadism,” particularly in Minneapolis. This shift, attributed to changes that took hold around 2025, raises concerns about the nation’s core values and future direction.
Minnesota officials are asking the federal government to reimburse what they say is a $200 million tab from Trump-era immigration raids. But Tom Homan, a high-profile border authority, has urged local leaders to appreciate the operation rather than request payment. The clash highlights the financial and political aftershocks of large-scale enforcement efforts.
With national attention on Minnesota’s immigration enforcement efforts, a dedicated local newsroom is responding under the pressure of a digital revolution. The Minnesota Star Tribune has shown resilience in tackling complex, fast-evolving developments without being overmatched.
The opinion piece explores the death of Alex Pretti at the hands of ICE agents in Minneapolis. While details remain scarce, the article highlights how a narrow focus on Pretti’s actions may ignore larger questions about federal authority and local governance.
A Liberian man has been released by a federal judge in Minnesota after his arrest by heavily armed immigration agents. The agents used a battering ram to break into his Minneapolis home, raising questions about the use of force and due process.
A federal law enforcement officer with the Department of Homeland Security shot a man in the leg during an immigration operation in Minneapolis. Minnesota officials offered an update on the incident, which was reported by CBS News and anchored by Jessi Mitchell, detailing what happened Wednesday night.
The fatal shooting of Renee Good by ICE agents in Minneapolis has sparked questions about how dissent is handled in America. In Minnesota, a state often considered a bellwether for the nation, this incident may signal a troubling change in the way federal and local authorities address protest and free expression.
Hundreds of protesters gathered in Murdock this Sunday afternoon, voicing their anger over the death of a woman in Minneapolis and condemning President Donald Trump’s policies. Demonstrators occupied Tamiami Trail and Murdock Circle, drawing local attention to issues of federal immigration enforcement and broader political concerns.
Minneapolis officials have confirmed that the plan for George Floyd Square is moving forward. While details are limited, the site continues to draw local and national attention due to its significance.
As federal leadership backs away from climate initiatives, cities like Minneapolis find themselves on the front lines. This opinion piece calls for bold, local action and reminds residents that meaningful progress has already been made—and must continue.
