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Minneapolis Police find redemption in a grim irony: they appear "reasonable" compared to the aggression of 3,000 federal agents six years post-Floyd. Chief O’Hara’s force now threads a dangerous needle, distancing itself from the federal crackdown to protect fragile community trust.

washingtonpost.comThe Minneapolis police chief tried to repair his force. Can it survive ICE?Brian O’Hara worries that gains his department made since George Floyd’s murder are at risk amid an immigration crackdown that has enraged the city.

There has to be a problem on the other side too, for it to be threading a needle. In this case it would be... "while still making sure the community doesn't get any ideas about what it deserves"?

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