Residents of the Twin Cities are pushing back against an immigration crackdown they say is growing more aggressive.
Today there's a planned general strike
because the Trump administration appears to be taking a harder line against protesters.
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Faith leaders,
unions and citizens in Minnesota's Twin Cities are pushing back today against one of the largest and most aggressive campaigns yet targeting undocumented immigrants.
Many businesses are closed and there are planned protests throughout the day.
It follows the arrest on Thursday by the Trump administration of three people involved in a protest that disrupted a church service in St.
Paul last Sunday.
NPR's Meg Anderson is in Minneapolis.
Meg, what can we expect to see today?