Progressive Flanagan vows to dismantle ICE after Minnesota Senate primary win
TL;DR
Minnesota Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan won the Democratic primary for the U.S. Senate against Rep. Angie Craig, earning support from Bernie Sanders and Ilhan Omar. Flanagan pitched sweeping immigration reform and a dismantling of ICE, highlighting a progressive challenge to the party establishment as Craig, backed by Chuck Schumer, positions herself as the safer pick. Fundraising shows Craig at about $13 million to Flanagan’s roughly $7 million, underscoring the intra-party clash as Minnesota becomes a battleground state.
- Peggy Flanagan vows to 'rip ICE apart' after toppling moderate Dem in key Senate battle Fox News
- Republicans skirt immigration in the epicenter of Trump’s crackdown Politico
- 46 Democrats voted for the Laken Riley Act. For some, it’s a liability Salon.com
- Immigration, fraud central in Minnesota U.S. House races The Center Square
- Federal Immigration Policy Takes Center Stage in Minnesota’s Primary Elections Truthout
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