Minnesota Sues Trump Administration Over Immigration Crackdown Following Fatal Shooting

Minnesota, along with its largest cities Minneapolis and St. Paul, has sued the Trump administration to halt an immigration enforcement surge, citing constitutional violations and a "federal invasion." The lawsuit follows the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good by an ICE agent and widespread protests. State officials accuse the administration of targeting a progressive state for political reasons, while Homeland Security asserts its actions are lawful and necessary for public safety. Separate protests and legal actions also seek to restrict federal agents' use of force.