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For Immigrants in Brooklyn Park, Political Violence Brought Added Dimensions to Fear and Confusion - MinnPost

Published June 20, 2025

“The biggest piece for our clients was not being sure that the police had their best interests at heart and not being sure that this wasn’t ICE trying to pick up immigrants,” said Sara Nelson, CVT program manager, in this article by Deanna Pistolo about impacts on clients of the shootings in Minnesota last weekend.

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