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Ironically if they’d commit themselves to behaving like ordinary law enforcement and not paramilitaries, they’d both be able to pick up more people and the community would have fewer tools to resist them. I would still despise their mission but it wouldn’t be creating a war zone in my neighborhood.
January 14, 2026 at 3:25 PM
Ironically if they’d commit themselves to behaving like ordinary law enforcement and not paramilitaries, they’d both be able to pick up more people and the community would have fewer tools to resist them. I would still despise their mission but it wouldn’t be creating a war zone in my neighborhood.
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2/ Minnesota v. Noem:
"The unlawful tactics used by Defendants’ agents have left members of Plaintiffs’ communities afraid to shop, go to work, attend school, access basic government services, or otherwise live their lives. They have also resulted in school closures across the Twin Cities..."
"The unlawful tactics used by Defendants’ agents have left members of Plaintiffs’ communities afraid to shop, go to work, attend school, access basic government services, or otherwise live their lives. They have also resulted in school closures across the Twin Cities..."
Complaint – #1 in State of Minnesota v. Noem (D. Minnesota, 0:26-cv-00190) – CourtListener.com
COMPLAINT against Gregory Bovino, Marcos Charles, John Condon, David Easterwood, Todd Lyons, Kristi Noem, Rodney Scott, U.S. Border Patrol, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, U.S. Department of Homel...
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January 12, 2026 at 10:16 PM
2/ Minnesota v. Noem:
"The unlawful tactics used by Defendants’ agents have left members of Plaintiffs’ communities afraid to shop, go to work, attend school, access basic government services, or otherwise live their lives. They have also resulted in school closures across the Twin Cities..."
"The unlawful tactics used by Defendants’ agents have left members of Plaintiffs’ communities afraid to shop, go to work, attend school, access basic government services, or otherwise live their lives. They have also resulted in school closures across the Twin Cities..."