Finding Common Ground: A Conversation About Minneapolis
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Today is Wednesday, January 28, 2026, and Kurt and I are grooving on finding common ground because of some recent experiences in Minneapolis with ICE agents. Now Kurt and I both lived in Minneapolis when George Floyd was killed, but since then I've moved away. The experience for Kurt is meaningfully different than it is for me, I have to tell you. Now, over the past month there have been a heightened focus on Minneapolis due to the ice surge with over 3,000 agents operating in and around the Twin Cities. Now this past Saturday,
The fallout of this surge hit very, very close to home for Kurt. The death of Alex Predy was just a few blocks away from Kurt's home, and with that proximity comes a heightened sense of experience. Let's talk about that. So Kurt, walk us through it. What got us here?
Yeah, Tim, thank you. It's um it's been an interesting month or so here. And I want to start with that. I want to start moving backwards to kind of set the context of what we're going to talk about.
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