Estelle Timar-Wilcox
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The 15 defendants are accused of coordinating blockades at a federal building in the Twin Cities and threatening federal agents, among other actions.
U.S.
Attorney Dan Rosen says the defendants put agents at risk.
Rosen did not say how many, if any, agents were harmed as a result.
Federal prosecutors have previously brought cases against 36 people in Minnesota for impeding federal agents.
Half of those charges have been dropped.
For NPR News, I'm Estelle Timar-Wilcox in Minneapolis.
The 15 defendants are accused of coordinating blockades at a federal building in the Twin Cities and threatening federal agents, among other actions.
U.S.
Attorney Dan Rosen says the defendants put agents at risk.
Rosen did not say how many, if any, agents were harmed as a result.
Federal prosecutors have previously brought cases against 36 people in Minnesota for impeding federal agents.
Half of those charges have been dropped.
For NPR News, I'm Estelle Timar-Wilcox in Minneapolis.
Up First from NPR · ICE Leaving Minnesota, DHS Funding Deadline, EPA Vehicle Emissions · 13 Feb 2026
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Well, Homan pretty much said mission accomplished.
He said DHS agents have arrested more than 4,000 people, and he said cooperation from local elected officials and police has improved, including, Homan said, more access to undocumented inmates held at county jails here.
Homan said he's now confident that ICE can work more closely with local and state law enforcement, though he didn't point to any specific changes in policy or practices in the state.
Well, the officials we've heard from say they've had productive talks with Homan, but several county sheriffs say they didn't change any enforcement policies.
So we're yet to see if county jails really do start giving ICE that increased access, as Homan mentioned.
Governor Tim Walz said the state isn't changing its policies either.
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