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Minnesota’s Legislature braces for a federal immigration fight as the enforcement surge winds down - Boston News, Weather, Sports

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ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Democrats hope to rein in the power of federal immigration officers in Minnesota as the state’s legislative session gets underway Tuesday, while

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    Minnesota’s Legislature braces for a federal immigration fight as the enforcement surge winds down - Boston News, Weather, Sports (opens WHDH Boston)

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    ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Democrats hope to rein in the power of federal immigration officers in Minnesota as the state’s legislative session gets underway Tuesday, while

  2. Seattle Times

    Minnesota’s Legislature braces for a federal immigration fight as the enforcement surge winds down (opens Seattle Times)

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    Democrats’ top priority as the 2026 session of the Minnesota Legislature gets underway is reining in the power of federal law enforcement to conduct immigration crackdowns.

  3. NBC News

    In Minnesota, Legislature braces for federal immigration fight as enforcement surge winds down (opens NBC News)

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    Just ahead of the session, House and Senate Democrats unveiled 11 bills to counter what they consider some of the worst excesses by federal immigration officers during the surge.

  4. Anchorage Daily News

    Minnesota Legislature braces for a federal immigration fight as the enforcement surge winds down (opens Anchorage Daily News)

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    It’s unclear whether any significant changes can pass the closely divided Legislature.

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