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A crowd of protestors hold up canvas signs reading “Neighbors Say ICE OUT” in red paint and “Bring the heat, melt the ICE” in black text.

“We’ll Continue to Stand Together”: Minnesota Labor Slams Federal Indictments as Political Repression

By Amie Stager

FOIA Documents Show “Intrusive” AI System is Monitoring Rochester Bus Drivers

Workers say the surveillance is invasive and leads to unfair disciplining of drivers.

Recent Posts

Minnesota
Minnesota Trade Unionists Among Those Targeted in Federal Indictments of ICE Observers

Minnesota trade unionists active in worker assemblies are among the 15 people indicted by the federal government today, as part of a sweeping crackdown on organizing in opposition to the ICE and Border Patrol since December 2025. Among a slew of other allegations, the indictment cited some of the individuals’ participation in assemblies of trade […]
Minnesota
“How Is This Okay?”: Union Busting at Publicly Funded Facilities Amid Staffing Crisis

A report published in March by Columbia University’s Labor Lab finds that nursing homes in Minnesota that receive public funds through Medicare and Medicaid are more likely to use union-busting tactics, including pressure, surveillance, and discipline. The report draws from data and surveys collected over four years, and states, “We find that workers are more […]
Minnesota
“Bigger Than a Contract”: In the Twin Cities, Marches, Strikes, and Blockades for May Day

Workers across the Twin Cities rallied and marched on International Worker’s Day, or May Day, in solidarity with contract fights, to stand with immigrant workers, and to oppose the threats against working people all over the globe. Many of the actions were led by leaders in the ICE OUT coalition that formed following Operation Metro […]
International
In South Carolina, a May Day Picket of Israeli Weapons Company Supplying Munitions Used in Lebanon

The International Workers’ Day protest targets Elbit America, a subsidiary of the largest weapons company in Israel.
Community
“In the Landlords’ Pockets”: Tenants Furious As Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey Vetoes Eviction Pause

Minneapolis residents who have been raising funds for neighbors who have been unable to work due to Operation Metro Surge are urging city leaders to take action to prevent an eviction crisis.
International
Killing Kids in Iran While Kids in the U.S. Go Hungry

For the money the U.S. is spending on war with Iran, it could be covering food stamps for 41 million people or Medicaid for 16 million people.