Seen ICE At A Minnesota School Or Bus Stop? Patch Wants To Hear From You

MINNEAPOLIS, MN — Patch is seeking firsthand accounts from Minnesota residents who say they have personally seen U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents at or near K–12 schools.

The effort is part of ongoing reporting by Patch on federal immigration enforcement activity in Minnesota following the deployment of thousands of ICE agents to the Twin Cities metro and beyond.

The short, anonymous survey asks respondents to share when and where they observed ICE activity, along with optional details about what they personally saw. Participation is voluntary, and responses may help guide follow-up reporting.

People who wish to share additional information or be identified in a story can also email william.bornhoft@patch.com

The survey can be found here or below:

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