It’s day 14 of the ICE occupation of the Twin Cities.

Today’s assignments:
1. Continue to organize with your neighbors

2. Spend some money at an immigrant owned business, if you can.

3. Remember we’re in this for the long haul. This is our community, and these are our neighbors.

Creating a thread of egregious ICE actions in the Twin Cities over the last 12 days.

For those who aren't plugged into what's going on - it can feel remote and "not so bad."

Likewise for folks far away. So this collection of stories and links aims to share a small part of the story.

I am excited to announce that the Minneapolis City Council unanimously approved the strengthened separation ordinance, reiterating the City’s commitment to immigrant justice and authored by my office, Council Member @aurinmpls.bsky.social, and Council Vice-President @aishaforward10.com. 1/

🔥 Whether you've never joined an action or you've led one, this hands-on training is for you.

🗓️ SUNDAY, DEC 7 - Bring a friend and join us, @mnaflcio.org, and community partners as we build a safe and joyful resistance. 🗣️ We care for us and we keep us safe!

👉 REGISTER at bit.ly/unioncourage

Are you a business or office that needs a door sign to ban ICE? Monarca has you covered with these great resources.

The @unidosmn.bsky.social folks worked with Minnesota Women’s Press to make a know your rights guide in Somali. www.womenspress.com/ogow-xuquuqd...

Neighbors - you do not need anyone's permission to sound your whistle when you spot ICE. Nor do you need to attend a whistle training first. Here's everything you need to know.

A local 3D printing company has been printing these amazing whistles.

Can you help us buy out their printing capacity this week? That gets another 1000+ whistles into responder’s hands.

They cost approximately 50 cents apiece, and are sturdy and Minneapolis made!

Venmo @MSPWhistles

South Minneapolis! Here’s another chance for this weekend.