Resources to Report Federal Agent Misconduct in Minnesota

In response to inquiries for resources within the community and how to report

harm by ICE officials in Minnesota, MABL has identified the following resources to report federal agent misconduct in Minnesota:

1. District 59 Know Your Rights Town Hall

Town Hall hosted by Senator Bobby Joe Champion (SD 59), Representative Esther Agbaje (59B), Representative Fue Lee (59A), Council Member LaTrisha Vetaw (Ward 4), Council Member Pearll Warren (Ward 5), Minneapolis DPS Commissioner Todd Barnett, Nuestra Lucha MN, Northpoint Health & Wellness, and ACLU.

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1AUCTvxdnM_hAMD1HTy6Bulj2DZca00E5

2. Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison’s Office

Submit details about injuries and harm you have suffered from federal actions in Minnesota using the Attorney General’s reporting form:

https://www.ag.state.mn.us/Federal-Action/

3. American Civil Liberties Union of Minnesota

If you experienced questioning, stops, arrests, or detention without a warrant, or under circumstances suggesting racial profiling, submit information here: https://aclu-mn.org/ice-feds-form

4. Minnesota State Bar Association

Resources to support the rule of law and our communities:

https://mnbars.org/?pg=MSBAAnnouncements&blAction=showEntry&blogEntry=136937

5. Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota

Know Your Rights materials, family preparedness guidance, and resources for documenting immigration enforcement activity appear in its public guides: https://www.ilcm.org/

6. City of Minneapolis federal response page.

The City has published updates and resources related to the federal

enforcement surge and recent shootings:

https://www.minneapolismn.gov/government/programs-initiatives/city-federal-response/

7. Minnesota Immigrant Rights Action Committee.

Volunteer training and education resources appear through the Minnesota

Immigrant Rights Action Committee: https://www.miracmn.com/

8. Minnesota National Lawyers Guild legal hotline.

For protest-related legal assistance, before, during, or after an action:

612-444-2654.

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