Minnesota challenges Trump's immigration surge in twin federal lawsuits
TL;DR
Minnesota and St. Paul/Minneapolis accuse the Trump administration of unconstitutional immigration enforcement, arguing the surge infringes state sovereignty under the Tenth Amendment, with Judge Katherine Menendez set to hear Monday arguments; separately, a federal judge blocked the destruction of evidence in the fatal Pretti shooting, and Monday will bring objections and further proceedings as officials push for state access to materials while the feds defend their actions as a federal mission.
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- A federal judge hears arguments on Minnesota's immigration crackdown after fatal shootings WRAL
- Live updates: Court holding hearings in Minnesota lawsuits seeking to curb federal agents The Washington Post
- Minneapolis court considers whether Trump’s deployment of ICE agents violates constitution The Guardian
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