United States===Minneapolis

United States===Minneapolis is the city where the fatal shootings of Alex Pretti and Renée Good occurred, becoming the epicenter of protests against United States===United States Immigration and Custom Enforcement and the Donald Trump administration's immigration crackdown.

United States===Minneapolis is the epicenter of the immigration crackdown and associated protests. The city has experienced significant disruption, including business and school closures, and its mayor, Jacob Frey, is actively challenging the federal operation through legal means.

United States===Minneapolis was the primary target area for Operation Metro Surge, experiencing mass detentions, violent protests, and the fatal shootings of two citizens. Mayor Jacob Frey likened the operation to a military occupation and expressed relief at its conclusion.

The city of United States===Minneapolis experienced significant economic damage, with small businesses losing tens of millions of dollars and an estimated $203 million cost to the city's economy in January alone due to the immigration operation. 76,000 people also experienced food insecurity.

United States===Minneapolis is the city at the center of this policy debate, with its City Council considering changes to long-standing ordinances regarding adult sex venues. The city's public health and zoning codes would be updated.