MINNEAPOLIS, Jan 24 (Reuters) – When immigration agents began aggressive operations in Minneapolis last month, Kowsar Mohamed started knocking on doors, fielding late-night calls and mobilizing other Somali Americans into an ad-hoc response team. Many feared they were being singled out, a worry that revived memories of the state surveillance and arbitrary authority they thought they had left behind when they resettled in the United States. Read full story
Immigration raids in Minnesota fuel grassroots Somali activism
