Summary
A federal judge in Minnesota is examining a request by Attorney General Pam Bondi for the state to provide voter rolls and public assistance records as part of an immigration enforcement effort by the Trump administration. This request is being challenged in court, with Minnesota and its cities arguing that it has led to dangerous situations, including fatal shootings by federal officers.
Key Facts
- A judge is reviewing Attorney General Pam Bondi's request for Minnesota's voter rolls and public assistance records.
- The request is part of a Trump administration immigration enforcement effort.
- Minnesota and its cities are challenging this enforcement, saying it has caused dangerous conditions.
- The enforcement in question has reportedly led to two fatal shootings by federal officers.
- Minnesota argues that the operation could undermine trust in democratic institutions.
- The case is against the Department of Homeland Security and began after a shooting by an ICE officer.
- Other states and the District of Columbia support Minnesota's challenge, warning of potential wider implications.
