Breaking: Judge upholds Minnesota ICE surge, ruling plaintiffs failed to prove balance of harms, clearing the way for expanded enforcement that alarms immigrant communities and fuels protests. What do you think? Comment below..
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Breaking: Judge Upholds Minnesota ICE Surge, Says Plaintiffs Didn’t Prove Balance of Harms
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On June 9, 2025, roughly two dozen anti‑ICE protesters occupied the public lobby of Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, chanting “Bring Them Back” and reading names of deportees held at El Salvador’s CECOT prison. The demonstrators refused repeated NYPD orders to leave; a recorded dispersal warning was played. After about 40 minutes the NYPD Strategic Response Unit entered, used plastic zip‑tie restraints on about 24 protesters and escorted them into police vans. Officers said charges were not yet clear. The action was part of wider anti‑ICE demonstrations sweeping U.S. cities that day. No injuries were reported, officials said. (foxnews.com)
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Thousands rallied in Minneapolis this month against ICE after two fatal shootings by federal agents — the January 7 killing of Renée Good and the January 24 killing of Alex Pretti — sparking local and nationwide demonstrations. At the B.H. Whipple Federal Building, protesters blocked access roads and refused dispersal orders, prompting law enforcement warnings and arrests as deputies sought to clear the area. Organizers called for strikes and citywide shutdowns, citing Operation Metro Surge and demanding accountability. The Justice Department opened a civil‑rights inquiry as similar protests spread to New York, Los Angeles and other cities, and continued nationwide. (washingtonpost.com)
