Minnesota launches on-line reporting form to share impacts of federal actions
Keith Ellison at news conference announcing
Minnesota and Twin Cities
are suing Trump administration over widespread immigration operations
(January 12, 2026 / WCCO & CNN)
ST. PAUL, Min. – Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison wants to know how Minnesotans have been impacted by the federal government.
He’s looking for, “violations of constitutional rights (racial profiling, excessive force, retaliation against protestors, observers, and media), business closures, reduced healthcare access, reduced education access, other issues impacting public safety and civil liberties, federal funding cuts, federal grant terminations, terms and conditions tied to federal program participation, other administrative actions by federal agencies.”
The website to submit https://www.ag.state.mn.us/Federal-Action/
Top of the Minnesota Attorney General’s
Federal Action Form website
(ag.state.mn.us/Federal-Action)
Ellison said in a news release announcing the launch of the website, “The surge of DHS agents into Minnesota has done tremendous harm to the people of Minnesota, and I urge those who have personally experienced or directly witnessed that harm to share their stories with my office.” He continued, “What’s most useful to my office right now are experiences that are specific and as detailed and direct as possible. In order to highlight certain impacts in Court, we may need to speak with eyewitnesses or those directly involved, rather than just collecting stories you have heard secondhand. My team and I will use these stories and experiences to assist in our ongoing fight to end the federal surge in Minnesota and the chaos, pain, and violence it has caused.”
The Attorney General’s form is separate from the portal hosted by Hennepin County Attorney’s Office for collecting evidence regarding the killing of Renee Good. That portal is: https://hennepinprosecutor.evidence.com/axon/community-request/public/communityevidencerequest1-7-26
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