A group of local prosecutors concerned about recent immigration enforcement operations launched a project Wednesday to strategize and seek accountability for what they consider federal overreach and unconstitutional behavior.

Misinformation about ICE authority has spread widely online. Federal law allows ICE to detain, arrest, and use force under defined conditions, and misunderstanding those powers can lead to dangerous real-world consequences.

Businesses are coming into the crosshairs of President Donald Trump’s mass deportation campaign, whether it’s public pressure for them to speak out against aggressive immigration enforcement or becoming the sites for arrests themselves.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and the Trump administration remain at odds as Border Czar Tom Homan reiterated President Donald Trump's commitment to removing criminals from the street. While Homan and Frey described their initial meeting Tuesday as productive,

Federal prosecutors charged more than a dozen people with crimes tied to alleged assaults on agents carrying out President Donald Trump’s immigration enforcement surge in Minnesota. Charges were unsealed Jan.

Minneapolis police officers worked $3 million in overtime in just 12 days during Operation Metro Surge.

Trust is shaken in law enforcement right now, and I think that it’s incumbent upon law enforcement to reach out to their community to tell them or to try our best to de-escalate what’s going on right now,

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As immigration enforcement efforts continue across the country and Nevada, fear and uncertainty are spreading through the undocumented community, affecting daily life far beyond detention facilities.

Let us pray for reconciliation where there is division, for justice where there are violations of fundamental rights, and for consolation for all who feel overwhelmed by fear or loss,’ Archbishop Coakley said.