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During a cabinet meeting on Tuesday, President Trump delivered perhaps the most blatantly xenophobic public remarks of his political career.

attacking Somali Americans in Minnesota and calling them garbage.

Today, my colleague Ernesto Londano on the story of how Somalis became the president's latest target in his ongoing effort to reshape America's relationship to its immigrant communities.

It's Thursday, December 4th.

Ernesto, the president's comments about Somali immigrants this week were, I think for a lot of us, truly shocking, even for a president who's known for making extreme comments about immigrants.

He called an entire group of people garbage in a nationally televised cabinet meeting.

You're in Minnesota as a national correspondent.

So tell us, how were these comments received there?

Tell me about the terror that you described.

What is prompting the fear in the community specifically?