Jacob Frey

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey joins the discussion to address the tragic shooting of Renee Good by an ICE agent. Frey emphasizes the need for a thorough investigation and rejects harmful narratives labeling Good as a terrorist. He explains his decision to limit ICE's presence, asserting that federal actions threaten community safety rather than enhance it. The conversation explores the political motivations behind officials' responses and sheds light on the broader implications for immigrant protection and community unity after the incident.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey discusses ICE's intimidating presence in the city, highlighting their failed mission and subsequent community fears. He criticizes the federal government's rhetoric surrounding a recent shooting, urging for accountability. Anne Applebaum offers insights on the militarization of federal agencies and the broader implications of intimidation tactics on civic life. She also critiques Trump's intervention in Venezuela and its potential consequences, linking political rhetoric to global unrest.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey discusses the city's unrest following federal immigration enforcement and an ICE killing, emphasizing community support and the need for peace. Julian Borger from The Guardian analyzes President Trump’s proposed 'Board of Peace' for Gaza, highlighting its vagueness and geopolitical challenges. Andrew Lawrence critiques how Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy is being misappropriated, calling out selective quoting and urging a reclamation of King’s full impact on civil rights.