A resolution condemning the violent and unlawful actions against Minnesotans by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Patrol during Operation Metro Surge and calling for accountability for those responsible.

Minnesota House Bill 3795 is a resolution that condemns the actions of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) during Operation Metro Surge. The bill highlights incidents where federal immigration officers killed two Minnesotans, Renee Good and Alex Pretti, within a two-week period while they were observing enforcement activities in Minneapolis. It also addresses reports of violent attacks, unlawful detentions, harassment, and other abuses affecting thousands of Minnesotans. The resolution calls for a full and transparent investigation into these actions and demands accountability from those responsible. Additionally, it reaffirms Minnesota's commitment to being a welcoming state for immigrants and emphasizes the economic importance of immigration to the state's future growth. ([revisor.mn.gov](https://www.revisor.mn.gov/bills/94/2026/0/HF/3795/versions/0/?utm_source=openai))

Media coverage of House Bill 3795 has been limited, with no significant reports highlighting positive reactions. The bill's introduction has sparked discussions about the need for accountability in federal immigration enforcement and the protection of constitutional rights for all residents. Advocacy groups and community organizations have expressed support for the resolution, viewing it as a necessary step toward addressing concerns about federal immigration practices in Minnesota.

Some media outlets have raised concerns about the potential implications of House Bill 3795 on federal-state relations and the enforcement of immigration laws. Critics argue that the resolution could lead to tensions between state and federal authorities and may impact the effectiveness of immigration enforcement operations. There are also apprehensions about the potential for increased polarization on immigration issues within the state.