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Minnesota churches roiled by legal battle over ICE surveillance and right to protest

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Court cases involving Twin Cities churches in Minnesota are highlighting ongoing tensions over immigration enforcement, more than six months after a federal surge made the state a symbol of defiance against the Trump administration. The legal battles center on issues of ICE surveillance and the right to protest, deeply roiling local faith communities.

The disputes underscore a broader, acrimonious debate over federal immigration tactics and the intersection of civil liberties, religious spaces, and community resistance within the region.

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