Emily Compagno

I mean, I would practice, frankly, because I think the Trump administration has a particular point of view on this.

And they, you know, he's made it clear that he wants to go after liberal cities, especially sanctuary cities.

And so I would be prepared for it.

But Brian O'Hara, who is the police chief in Minneapolis, is not one of those guys who says he doesn't want to cooperate with ICE.

He did a huge interview with The New York Times.

He was on 60 Minutes last night as well, talking about the fact that his entire career from back when he was in Newark to moving to Minneapolis, he has always worked with ICE.

But the way that ICE is doing it

Is completely incorrect.

He said he's observed observed behaviors.

They're absolutely running in the face of what the protocol is on the entering the church.

You brought up it made me think of when there have been attacks.

And that was my first thought, too.

I was like, what if this is another shooting?

Yep.

And we have seen it and there are children in there.

And that is just.

frightening.

And so I think Governor Walz was absolutely correct to say you've got to peacefully protest, but you may not go into a house of worship.

But this is all happening against a backdrop that is driving this city to the point that there are people standing outside of their homes, holding their rifles, saying, like, I'm going to protect my community because of what ICE is doing.

And this alarming contrast between how upset