Minnesota Sues ICE; judge sets response deadlines, no immediate restraining order
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A federal lawsuit filed by Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison and the mayors of Minneapolis and St. Paul seeks to block ICE operations in the state as part of the Trump administration's 'Operation Metro Surge.' The judge did not grant an immediate restraining order, instead setting deadlines for the federal government to respond by Jan. 19 and for Minnesota to file its reply by Jan. 22, describing the case as a constitutional frontier with few precedents.
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