Summary
More than 60 CEOs from Minnesota companies like Target and Best Buy wrote a letter asking for cooperation among government leaders following recent shootings. The letter highlights concerns about tensions and the effects of immigration enforcement on businesses in the state.
Key Facts
- Over 60 CEOs from Minnesota companies signed a letter for government cooperation.
- Companies involved include Target, Best Buy, and UnitedHealth.
- The letter focuses on tensions after two fatal shootings by federal agents.
- Protests have targeted businesses seen as not opposing federal law enforcement actions.
- A lawsuit was filed by Minnesota against federal immigration operations.
- Some businesses report sales drops by up to 80% due to the unrest.
- The letter expresses a desire for peace and cooperation to find real solutions.
