Despite the locals of the deep blue city who support the mayor’s resistance to deportations, some supporters may be found
Most locals in Minneapolis defended the resistance of Mayor Jacob Frey to cooperate with federal law implementation on immigration policy, Still, there could be several supporters of President Donald Trump’s deportation.
“He should not cooperate with the Federal Government right now,” Eli told Fox News Digital.
Eli leads dinner with a hot dog in the wall in Cedar-Riverside, a neighborhood where the home of a large immigrant community historically. Currently, Somalci is a prevailing group in the community, establishing several companies and the Somalian Center.
A native of Minneapolis, who told Fox News Digital that he grew up in southern Minneapolis, said Somalci should not must be subject to deportations.
“It’s a country made of immigrants. It’s a city of immigrants. And it’s inhumane to treat people like that,” Eli said. “People come here to have a better life.”
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey said last month that he would not cooperate with Trump’s administration on the deportation of illegal immigrants, which is the position many students have approved. (Getty Images)
American immigration and customs implementation (Ice) collected thousands of arrests In the first week, because he launched a massive surgery of deportation in cities and countries across the country. Agents quickly hit over 1,000 arrests a day, while Trump gave up limit from the Biden era and took a more aggressive attitude towards illegal immigration.
Billy, a native of Apple Valley, a suburb of the twin cities, told Fox News Digital that he disagreed with deportations.
“I don’t know we have to work with him on it. I think a diverse culture is useful here for everyone,” he said as he was on his way to work.
Salman Fiqy, a conservative somalian owner of Trump’s company, said there was a great uncertainty about how deportations would affect the Somalian community in Minneapolis.
“I think Minneapolis will be very difficult Choose not to work with the Federal Government. I think it’s better some kind of sitting at a table with a federal government and finding a solution to what kind of policies it will be like, “Fiqy said.
Fatmata, owner of a company in Karmel, a facility hosting a multitude of Somali companies, shared similar feelings about a sense of uncertainty in the Somalian community.
Many locals in Minneapolis defended Mayor Jacob Frey’s resistance against cooperation with federal police implementation on immigration policies. (Fox News Digital)
“I think there are a lot of people on the edge, not because they may not have their own papers, but they may have applied for relatives to come, and they know it will be slowed down,” she said.
“They are the ones who work in agriculture by doing a job that Americans won’t work,” ” University of Minnesota A student named Melanie told Fox News Digital.
A student named Andrew supported Trump’s efforts because he saw what the smooth immigration did to his community in California.
“I see that the effects of all these illegal immigrants entering and that the border is not fully locked really affect California in a bad way,” he said. “So I am a great supporter of what he does, trying to get those illegal immigrants out of the country.”
Trump Doj Samara Illinois, Chicago with a lawsuit over the Law of the Sanctuary
The periphery of Minneapolisa seemed to tell a different story. Glencoe, rural and sparsely populated, is more sensitive to Trump’s immigration policy.
“I think the border should be closed and we should deport those who are the most dangerous criminals,” Jeff said, an accountant.
Trump’s campaign sign, along with Minnesota and the American flag, was published from Greeley Ave N in Glencoe, Minnesota.
The residents of McLeod district, presided over by Glencoe, voted against the setting of the Sanctuary for illegal immigrants.
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Commissioner Doug Krueger, Vice President of the McLeod County Committee, said his voters approved the proposed resolution of the Committee last year in February to oppose the State Law intended to stop cooperation between the local police and the conduct of federal immigration.
When the measure was brought, their ingredients gave “standing ovation” and reported a local exit.
“It’s the closest I have for now how our voters feel,” Krueger told Fox News Digital.
