From New York, this is Democracy Now.

The fear among the Somali community is real.

Like, this mall, if you come to, like, around noon, nobody's here.

It is deserted.

Every business is closed, and it has been like this for the last three days.

Federal immigration agents have reportedly begun operations targeting the Somali community in the

Minneapolis-St. Paul area after President Trump repeatedly attacked Somalis describing them as garbage.

We'll speak with Omar Fata, the first Somali American to be elected to the Minnesota State Senate.

Then to Trump's move to, quote, permanently pause migration from all third world countries, unquote.

We'll speak with Marad Ovalda of the New York Immigration Coalition about the new rules,

as well as an anti-ice protest here in New York,

where protesters halted a potential ice raid by preventing agents from leaving a Manhattan parking lot.

So while this operation was meant to inflict fear, chaos, and panic,

New Yorkers stepped up and New Yorkers defended one another,

making sure that no one was taken and disappeared

from their communities and their families.

Then to Matt Duss of the Center for International Policy on negotiations to end the war in Ukraine,

as well as a Pentagon watchdog report finding Defense Secretary Pete Hegeseth risked endangering troops by sharing

sensitive information about U.S. strikes on Yemen in a signal group chat. All that and

more coming up.

Welcome to Democracy Now. Democracy Now.org, the War and Peace Report. I'm Amy Goodman.

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