The first threat came before the camera was even rolling. Then the shouts turned to warnings, the warnings to pursuit. Within minutes, James O’Keefe’s Minneapolis trip morphed from investigation into survival. Phones lit up. Cars circled. Strangers tracked every move. In a city torn between federal raids and militant activism, even asking questions can ma… Continues… James O’Keefe’s Minneapolis experience lays bare a city where fear has become the dominant language. Operation Metro Surge, already stained by deadly encounters, pushed federal power into neighborhoods that no longer believe justice is blind. There, activists have built their own surveillance web, convinced...
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