Minneapolis Feels ‘Like Being in a Civil War’

Can cellphone cameras and whistles impede President Trump’s immigration policy? On this week’s episode of “Interesting Times,” Ross speaks with Francisco Segovia, the executive director of a Minneapolis-based nonprofit on the front lines of anti-ICE activism, about how his organization is training citizens to become constitutional observers. “It’s your right to video record what your government is doing,” he says. Ross asks if there’s any enforcement he’d accept.

2:56 Current dynamics on the ground in Minneapolis
5:03 Communities Organizing Power and Action for Latinos (COPAL)
6:53 Francisco Segovia's story
14:26 What is a constitutional observer?
22:27 Reflections on Renee Good
28:59 Training efforts to try and keep protesters safe
34:42 What kind of immigration enforcement is legitimate?

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