- Minnesota voters placed "I Voted" stickers at memorial sites for Alex Pretti and Renee Nicole Good, two US citizens killed by federal immigration officials in January.
- Pretti, a 37-year-old intensive care nurse, and Good, a writer and mother of three, were killed during a federal operation called Operation Metro Surge in Minneapolis.
- Donald Trump's aggressive mass deportation campaign emerged as a defining issue for voters in Minnesota during the midterm election cycle.
- Local residents and former colleagues visited the memorials to pay their respects and connect their ballots directly to the tragedy.
- The federal immigration crackdown previously led community groups to form rapid response teams before escalating after the fatal enforcement actions.
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