A Minneapolis Mom on the ICE Violence She’s Witnessed

Christin Crabtree

Tackling teachers and spraying chemical agents on school property, ICE’s rampage through Minnesota is only getting more violent. Jacobin spoke with a Minneapolis parent about what she’s seen so far.

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Renee Good’s murder was not the first incident in which ICE and other deportation agents have aimed firearms at or threatened lethal force against US citizens and other unarmed people. (Victor J. Blue / Bloomberg via Getty Images)


Federal immigration enforcement activity has intensified in Minneapolis in recent weeks, with large numbers of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents operating across the city. The escalation has drawn protests, school walkouts, and sharp concern from parents, educators, and local officials, particularly after enforcement actions occurred near schools and residential areas.

Jacobin’s Trey Cook spoke to Minneapolis parent Christin Crabtree about how the increased ICE presence is affecting public schools, family life, and community safety — and how students and neighbors are responding.


Trey Cook

How long have you lived in Minneapolis?

Christin Crabtree

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