Minnesota’s anti-ICE push goes mainstream, with volunteers, trainings, and a planned strike

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Following a fatal ICE incident in Minneapolis, Minnesotans have organized a broad, nonviolent anti-ICE movement. Volunteers monitor ICE movements near schools and other public spaces, attend trainings hosted by Monarca and Unidos MN, and take public actions to deter or document enforcement. The effort has drawn widespread community support, with businesses participating and leaders pushing for ICE to depart Minnesota, as a general strike is planned to demonstrate the movement’s breadth.
- In the Twin Cities, ICE resistance goes mainstream minnesotareformer.com
- On the Front Line of Minnesota’s Fight With ICE The New York Times
- Opinion | Minneapolis Disorder and ICE Enforcement The Wall Street Journal
- Faith leaders say "hundreds of Minnesota places of worship" to participate in Jan. 23 anti-ICE rally CBS News
- Clergy and faith leaders call on people not to shop, go to work or school on January 23. kare11.com
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