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Hi and welcome to Today Explained Saturday. I'm a Stead Herndon, and every week I'll be talking to someone in the news, in the culture,

or just exploring an idea I can't get out of my head.

This week, we're in Minneapolis, where thousands of federal immigration agents have descended

on the city in recent months.

And it's also the site of the fatal killing of Renee Good, the protester who was shot and killed

by ICE officers, actually not too far from here. By now, we've all seen the video, and we've heard

the statements from President Trump in this cabinet. But I wanted to dig in deeper into the context

behind this fatal encounter.

Why is ICE in Minneapolis in the first place?

What happens if Donald Trump invokes the Insurrection Act and what are Democrats going to do

to push back against federal officials?

So this week, I talked to Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison, and I put all those

questions in front of him.

Thank you. And I put all those questions in front of him. Sir and General Keith Ellison, thank you for joining us, particularly at this difficult

time for your state.

Good to see us, Ted.

I wanted to talk to you not only because of the recent news, but also because you have had a history here in Minnesota. Sure. Also, the political questions, I think, have come up for Democrats, for you and others in response to Donald Trump's deployment here in Minnesota. Sounds good. Obviously, one of the unique things about this incident is how quickly the White House moved to place blame on the victim. Secretary of State Christy Nome said this was an act of domestic terrorism almost immediately.

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