The Trump administration and Minnesota politicians are engaged in a heated back-and-forth. The White House is highlighting arrests of illegal immigrant criminals in sanctuary cities, criticizing officials like Attorney General Keith Ellison. President Trump accuses Ellison of warning law enforcement about enforcing immigration detainers. Some of the criminals cited include a Sudanese national convicted of rape of a victim under 13 and a Mexican national convicted of criminal sexual conduct against a victim under 14. St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter has spoken out against targeting immigrants, stating that it threatens safe spaces. Ellison and other Democratic attorneys general have challenged executive orders they feel are unconstitutional. Carter emphasizes the need for real solutions to combat violent crime. Ellison encourages constituents to resist Trump’s efforts to rule via executive order. While some praise Ellison as a guardian of law and order, the Minnesota Republican Party accuses him and other Democrats of prioritizing criminals over law-abiding citizens. The ongoing tension between the Trump administration and Minnesota politicians continues to escalate.
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