Minnesota voters question Mayor Frey over immigration crisis

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Following weeks of protests and the heavy tension after federal agents shot two U.S. citizens in Minneapolis, a group of top officials and community leaders sat down to talk about where the city goes from here.

Mayor Jacob Frey, Police Chief Brian O’Hara, and Attorney General Keith Ellison were joined by Republican State lawmakers Nolan West, Michael Holmstrom, and Elliott Engen to take questions and listen to impacted Minnesotans. The crowd was a diverse mix of people from all across the political spectrum, all looking for a way forward.

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Jamal Darwish
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