Protesters Claim ICE Used Home Addresses to Target Activists in Minnesota
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Protesters in Minneapolis and St. Paul say sworn statements allege ICE agents identified their homes and followed activists, including a monitor whose vehicle tracked to a suburban Minnesota residence, part of a broader crackdown that has spurred civilian monitoring networks and raised concerns about surveillance tactics.
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