Garage Logic

The Vikings sure could use a QB like San Darnold.
Hockey Day in Hastings sure was a cold one.
Joe got a weather game in Denver yesterday.
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Krisit Noem and Greg Bovino lied to us. We can't stand being lied to. We're trying to figure that out. Johnny Heidt with guitar news.
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Trump says he had ‘very good call’ with Walz on ICE operations, sending border czar
Minnesota attorney Chris Madel ends campaign for governor, calls ICE operation an ‘unmitigated disaster’
Republican calls are growing for a deeper investigation into the fatal Minneapolis shooting
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Mischke gets to play weatherman, briefly, before fully addressing the great male loneliness epidemic, with what he deems a "rock solid solution." ...Is it?
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The Mayor tries to explain that ICE agents were unprepared for what they would be dealing with in Minneapolis. White House got it wrong when it altered a photo of Nekima Levy-Armstrong. No work day in Minnesota probably didn't have much affect on ICE. Johnny Heidt with guitar news.
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Sale of $1M Brooklyn Park property to be used for restitution in Feeding Our Future scheme, judge rules
Impact of economic blackout protesting ICE operations set for Friday
What to know about Trump's 'Board of Peace': Which countries are involved, cost and more
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An interesting immigration statistical comparison between Trump in 2025 and Obama in 2012.
Citing the limited resources available for immigration enforcement and the impossibility of deporting 11 million undocumented people, the Obama administration sought to prioritize the use of the agency’s enforcement personnel, detention space, and removal assets. Noting that ICE could only remove an estimated 400,000 undocumented immigrants a year at most, representing less than 4% of the undocumented population in the U.S. during that time, the administration sought to channel limited resources towards more urgent threats. In a set of 2010 and 2011 memoranda from then-U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Director John Morton, the Obama administration created three categories of undocumented immigrants that would be prioritized for arrest and deportation. The first priority consisted of undocumented immigrants who posed a threat to national security or public safety, including those engaged in or suspected of terrorism or espionage, those convicted of a crime or possessing outstanding criminal warrants, or those who participated in organized criminal gang activity. Within this priority category, ICE would draw distinctions based on the severity of convictions: level 1 offenders were convicted of aggravated felonies, level 2 offenders were convicted of any felony, and level 3 offenders were convicted of a misdemeanor.
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