Minnesota officials sued the Trump administration on Monday to end the surge of immigration

enforcement officers in the state. A thousand more ICE officers are set to be deployed to Minnesota

in the coming days. That's on top of 2,000 federal agents

reportedly in the area already. These moves come after days of protests and response to the fatal

shooting of Renee Maclin Good by an ICE agent in Minneapolis last week. Since then, the agency's

officers have continued to ramp up raids and use increasingly aggressive tactics.

Today, we talk to people on the ground in Minneapolis.

What are they seeing in their city?

And what might the way forward look like?

But first, after the break, we're joined by Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara.

For weeks, he warned of the combustible situation in his city,

saying tensions between ICE agents and Twin City residents could end in tragedy. He joins us to talk about public safety in Minneapolis and what

comes next to restore the peace in his city. I'm Jen White. You're listening to the OneA podcast. We'll be back

with more in a moment. Stay with us.

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There's a lot going on right now. Mounting economic inequality threats to democracy,

environmental disaster, the sour stench of chaos in the air. I'm Brooke Gladstone, host of WNYC's On the Media.

Want to understand the reasons and the meanings of the narratives that led us here and maybe how to head them off at the pass? That's on the media's specialty. Take a listen wherever

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