Summary
Minnesota and Illinois filed lawsuits against the Trump administration to block immigration enforcement actions in their states, which they describe as militarized. They claim these actions disrupt state efforts to maintain the safety and well-being of their residents. The lawsuits assert that these measures target Democratic-led areas, allegedly as political retaliation.
Key Facts
- Minnesota and Illinois sued the Trump administration over immigration enforcement actions.
- The lawsuits allege the administration is acting like military occupiers.
- They claim the focus is on Democratic-run cities.
- Illinois says their law stops state police from enforcing federal immigration laws.
- The Trump administration's actions purportedly endanger community safety.
- A 2017 Illinois law, updated in 2021, prevents police from acting on federal immigration laws.
- The administration is accused of targeting perceived political opponents.
