While the court found that geofence warrants are not inherently unconstitutional, they made clear that police do not have unchecked power to rummage through the private location data of anyone who comes within the geofence.

Stop President Trump's unconstitutional attacks on our elections Sign our petition now and join us in rejecting President Trump’s new executive order attacking mail-in voting.

Our Constitution dictates that no president unilaterally has the right to change election laws — that's why we're challenging President Trump's undemocratic attacks on mail-in voting.

Sign our petition to defend our right to vote.
https://ow.ly/tNAR50YK88C

For more than a century, the Supreme Court has affirmed the 14th Amendment right that guarantees children born in the United States are citizens.

The Supreme Court must not cower to the president’s will and upend this national promise.

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We'll be hosting a virtual town hall for all of our school board watch members on April 8.

To register: https://secure.ngpvan.com/9RAr4yhtYE-z3TIBhBu4DQ2

Today, the Supreme Court heard arguments in our nationwide class action brought by the ACLU and partners on behalf of children who would be denied citizenship under one of President Trump’s executive orders.

By attacking birthright citizenship, President Trump is defying the Constitution again.

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The Constitution defines who gets to be a citizen, not the president.

"While the world watched, Minnesotans did not waver," ACLU-MN Executive Director Deepinder Mayell told the crowd at No Kings in St. Paul. "Minnesotans did not hesitate. Minnesotans did not capitulate. No. Minnesotans held their ground and showed the world what the words 'We the People' really mean."

You don't need a permit to protest in streets or on sidewalks if you're not obstructing traffic or access to buildings. You have the right to photograph anything in plain view, including police. If stopped by police, ask if you're free to go. Walk away. If arrested, ask for a lawyers immediately. Do not sign, say, or agree to anything without a lawyer present.

Before you head out for another No Kings rally, remember your rights as a protester!

Join the ACLU-MN TOMORROW for our No Kings march and rally at the Minnesota State Capitol! Our kickoff march with the Immigrant Defense Network will start at the Western Sculpture Park at 12 pm, with the rally following at the State Capitol at 2 pm. Learn more and register here: ow.ly/zxs950YxF1z

When ICE agents tear apart our communities, we take to the streets. When the Trump administration tries to silence dissent, we just get louder.

Join the ACLU-MN for our No Kings march and rally at the Minnesota State Capitol! Learn more and register here: https://ow.ly/Mmn050YxF1u

Minnesota Residents Sue Trump Administration for Racial Profiling and Unlawful Arrests ICE and CBP upended life in Minnesota as citizens detail unlawful and violent interactions with ICE in court testimonies as part of ACLU lawsuit against Trump administration.

When a Minneapolis man, a U.S. citizen, asked an ICE agent why he needed to show his documents, the agent said “because of your accent.”

We're fighting ICE's unconstitutional racial profiling in court.

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📢📢 We're hashtag#hiring! We're looking for a staff attorney who will be a part of our dynamic legal team. Apply here: www.aclu-mn.org/jobs/staff-a...

Rep. Brad Tabke, ACLU of Minnesota, Impacted Minnesotans, Discuss Need to Limit Use of Data from Automatic Driver License Plate Readers - ACLU of Minnesota SAINT PAUL – Rep. Brad Tabke (DFL-Shakopee) authored a bill that would protect Minnesotans’ safety and privacy by placing clear restrictions on the use of license plate data by private entities. The bill will be heard by the House Judiciary Finance and Policy Committee at 10:15 a.m.

The ACLU of Minnesota supports Rep. Brad Tabke's bill, HF 4205, which will limit the use of data collected from ALPRs which were misused during Operation Metro Surge.
https://www.aclu-mn.org/press-releases/alpr-1/

In a February filing, the federal government claimed that, of the agents deployed in Operation Metro Surge, 407 federal agents would remain in Minnesota into March. However, on March 4, the government filed a document that revealed there are still 482 agents in Minnesota.

Federal judge rules ICE agents in Minnesota illegally detained people based on racial profiling On at least 23 occasions, federal agents in Minnesota detained people solely on the basis of their race during Operation Metro Surge. That's according to a federal judge who issued a ruling based on an ongoing lawsuit brought on by the ACLU of Minnesota.

After hearing the brave testimony of Minnesotans who were racially profiled by federal immigration agents, the court found that our clients made a clear showing that the agents were following an unlawful policy to stop and arrest Minnesotans in violation of their rights.

https://ow.ly/ox3G50Yss2E

Rights Violated by ICE or Federal Forces? Let us know! - ACLU of Minnesota

📢📢 If you've experienced:
⚠️Racial profiling, warrantless stops, or detention from ICE/federal agents
⚠️ Unlawful conduct from ICE/federal agents as an observer or protester
We want to hear from you.
https://www.aclu-mn.org/ice-feds-form/

ICE has spun a massive surveillance web. We talked to people caught in it The Department of Homeland Security, which oversees ICE and Border Patrol, is using a broad web of surveillance tools — purchased as its budget has ballooned under this administration — to monitor, apprehend and intimidate the people it seeks to deport and the U.S. citizens critical of its policies.

The Trump administration's mass deportation dragnet has unleashed a new wave of government surveillance across the country.

Here in Minnesota, federal agents continue to surveil, track, and intimidate people for exercising our First Amendment rights.
https://ow.ly/YF5o50Yqw42

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A recent report from Reuters documented court rulings: ICE illegally detained people more than 4,400 times since October 2025.

Tell Congress at aclu.org/stop-ice-attacks_ to hold the line and rein in ICE's abuses now.

Close to 650 federal agents remain in Minnesota weeks after border czar announced end of operation There are still more than quadruple the 150 agents Tom Homan said there would be in the state by the end of last week.

"Nearly three weeks after federal officials announced that Operation Metro Surge was over, close to 650 federal agents remain in Minnesota."

www.startribune.com/close-to-650-federal-age...

Sign our petition and demand that your lawmaker vote YES on banning 287(g) agreements when the time comes.

287(g) agreements enlist local law enforcement to work for ICE and are proliferating in Minnesota. This makes our state less safe, less fair, and less free.

https://act.aclu.org/a/mnstop287g

Federal immigration agents are using a facial recognition app called "Mobile Fortify" across the country.

www.npr.org/2026/03/04/nx-s1-5717031...

For the first time in over a century, families across the U.S. have to fear their children growing up without citizenship in the only home they've ever known.

We'll be defending the right of birthright citizenship at the Supreme Court on April 1 in our case Barbara v. Trump.

ICE OUT FOR GOOD: CALL YOUR SENATOR TO REIN IN ICE AND BORDER PATROL Take action with ACLU People Power!

ICE’s violent lawlessness has no place in our communities.

Call your members of Congress now to urge them to block any bill that funds DHS without reining in their abuses.

ACLU of Minnesota Pushes to End 287(g) Agreements with HF 3413, New Report, Community Organizing - ACLU of Minnesota

A 287(g) agreement is when local law enforcement signs an agreement with ICE. This waste of taxpayer money erodes trust between local law enforcement & the communities they serve.

We're calling for the Legislature to pass HF 3413 to end all 287(g) agreements in Minnesota.
https://ow.ly/rhPs50YoIbU

ICE agents don't get to pick and choose when the First Amendment applies. We have a right to record law enforcement in public.

List of Know Your Rights While recording law enforcement

Reminder: You have the right to record law enforcement in public.

"We cannot advocate for Black lives if we are not advocating for Black trans lives." Lala Zanell Activist, ACLU Campaign Manager Black Futures Month

LaLa Zanell is a dedicated force in the fight for trans liberation. Before working at the ACLU, she fought for police reform, advocated for LGBTQ New Yorkers who've experienced violence and defended transgender rights before the White House and Congress.

Birthright Citizenship at SCOTUS: Your Voice Matters From President Trump's first day in office, he's targeted birthright citizenship as part of a broader effort to define who belongs in our country. This abuse of power cannot go unanswered. Take action.

We're going to the Supreme Court to defend birthright citizenship on April 1st – and we need you there with us. Add your name in support of safeguarding citizenship for all babies born in the U.S., and we'll bring your signature with us to D.C.
https://ow.ly/kqhH50Ynjgf

ICE may try to use an administrative warrant to enter the premises. You do not have to let them inside unless they present a warrant signed by a judge.

If ICE attempts to enter the premises, ask to see the judicial warrant.

Yesterday, the federal government filed sworn statements in our case Hussen v. Noem. The statements reveal the number of Operation Metro Surge (OMS) agents currently deployed in Minnesota and the number of OMS agents projected to be deployed in our state into March.