ST. PAUL, Minnesota ¨C The U.S. Justice Department on Tuesday subpoenaed the offices of Minnesota¡¯s governor and attorney general, and mayors of Minneapolis and St. Paul, as it weighed whether their public opposition to U.S. President Donald Trump¡¯s immigration enforcement surge in the Twin Cities amounts to a crime.
One of the jury subpoenas, shared with the media by Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey, orders his office¡¯s custodian of records to produce documents since the beginning of 2025 related to ¡°cooperation or lack of cooperation with federal immigration authorities.¡±
The federal grand jury subpoenas were served on six offices of state and local Democrats, according to a Justice Department official, including those of Gov. Tim Walz and Attorney General ?Keith Ellison.
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