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Native Americans, ICE and Minneapolis

Native Americans are caught up in ICE crackdown in Minneapolis

Oglala Sioux tribal officials say they are searching for several homeless members of the tribe they believe were detained.

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Native Americans are being swept up by ICE in Minneapolis, tribes say

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Wisconsin tribes react after ICE detains Native Americans in Twin Cities

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US citizens in Minnesota share their stories of ICE detainments, intimidation

On Sunday, Mark Goldberg said he and his wife began following what they believed was a suspicious car in Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota: a car with Florida license plates and tinted windows.

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LIVE UPDATES | Minneapolis ICE shootings: Trump threatens Insurrection Act, BCA investigating latest incident

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Minneapolis ICE shooting: Video claims to show man shot by ICE calling for help

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Minneapolis ICE shooting: What we know so far

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara held a news conference Wednesday night addressing the protests and the shooting.

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Minneapolis ICE shooting raises questions about police tactics

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Michigan Native American tribes warn about ICE. What they're telling members

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Michigan tribes issue instructions on how to respond to ICE encounters

The leaders of two Native American tribes based in Michigan have taken steps to inform their citizens how to respond if ICE agents approach them.

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SD tribes bring enrollment to relatives in Minneapolis

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - As a group of elders rang in the new year at the Minneapolis American Indian Center, no one knew that this room would be transformed from a place for celebrations to a tribal enrollment center to protect over the next few days for Sisseton Wahpeton, Rosebud, and PineRidge.

Bureau of Indian Education Graduation Rates Increase as Agency Reforms Fold into Interior and Labor Departments

More students graduated in 2025 from schools in tribal communities that are operated under the U.S. Bureau of Indian Education, according to new federal data released Thursday. The announcement from the Department of the Interior that 79% of students in BIE schools graduated,

Climate Change Threatens Way of Life for Native American Tribes in Pacific Northwest

Warming seas and increased flooding threaten a way of life for Native Americans who have called the Pacific Northwest coast their home for generations.