A controversial internal communication has surfaced in the Twin Cities, reportedly showing municipal employees coordinating with outside groups to monitor federal law enforcement. According to a report aired on Fox & Friends Weekend, a Friday email sent to city staff confirms that Minneapolis officials are collaborating with “partners and community groups” to track the movements of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents and share intelligence on their whereabouts.
The revelation comes amid a tense backdrop in Minnesota, where anti-ICE protests have intensified in recent weeks. The leaked correspondence suggests a shift from passive non-cooperation to active surveillance of federal authorities by local government workers.
The email in question reportedly details an arrangement where city resources or personnel assist in gathering information on ICE operations…