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The streets of Minneapolis and St. Paul have become the latest battleground in the fight over our nation’s sovereignty, with angry crowds confronting federal immigration teams after a string of violent clashes and the tragic death of Renee Nicole Good during an ICE operation. What began as targeted enforcement has exploded into days of demonstrations, school walkouts, and chaotic scenes that show exactly what happens when leaders signal weakness on the border and in our communities.
The Biden administration’s so-called Operation Metro Surge poured thousands of federal officers into the Twin Cities, a move that predictably heightened tensions and prompted legal pushback from state and local officials who argue the federal sweep is unlawful and disruptive. Minnesota, along with Minneapolis and St. Paul, has already taken the federal government to court, a predictable standoff when Washington tries to ram enforcement down the throats of communities that refuse to prioritize public safety.
Video from the protests shows federal agents using irritants and demonstrators pushing back in icy streets — a dangerous and ugly scene that neither side should want but which was avoidable if politicians had enforced the law consistently. Protesters even disrupted a church service over alleged ties between a pastor and local ICE operations, an escalation that has drawn a Justice Department inquiry and confirmed the breakdown in civility these clashes create.
With unrest growing, state officials have pre-positioned the National Guard and the federal government has readied additional military assets — a sobering reminder that failure to secure our borders and support law enforcement can quickly turn into a public order problem. Good leaders do not shrug and say “this is complicated”; they act to protect citizens and restore calm, not inflame crowds with virtue-signaling.
On his Newsmax program Finnerty, Rob Finnerty rightly zeroed in on the media’s dangerous double standard, noting that left-leaning outlets often sound like defenders of people here illegally rather than impartial reporters of disturbing facts. That isn’t journalism — it’s advocacy, and it has consequences: when the narrative is rigged to excuse lawlessness, citizens lose faith in institutions and communities pay the price.
Conservatives understand that being pro-law is pro-woman, pro-child, and pro-worker; enforcing immigration law is not cruelty, it’s protection of American families who deserve safety and fairness. The American people should demand clarity from the press and accountability from politicians who choose political points over public safety, and they should stand firmly with the officers and agents doing a difficult job under impossible scrutiny.
This moment should galvanize every patriotic, hardworking American tired of watching their taxes and neighborhoods be strained while the left flirts with open-border fantasy politics. Call your officials, support sensible enforcement, and refuse to let biased media narratives rewrite the facts — our communities and our rule of law depend on it.
