ICE reportedly targeting Somalis: What communities should know about immigration rights and resources
Reports of ICE activity involving Somali residents in Minnesota have raised concerns within the community. Although 58% of Somalis in Minnesota are U.S.-born and 87% of foreign-born Somalis are naturalized citizens, questions about immigration rights remain. Marc Prokosch, Managing Attorney at Prokosch Law, provides guidance on understanding immigration rights.
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