"News editor Darwin BondGraham reflects on what's happening in Minneapolis-where federal immigration agents have killed two U.S. citizens, Renee Good and Alex Pretti-and what it means for Oakland, where ICE has already injured residents, chased people near our schools, and taken people from our courthouses. Plus: Housing reporter Natalie Orenstein reports on a devastating fire at a downtown Oakland apartment building that displaced 50 residents, and the landlord's controversial response of immediately terminating their leases."
"Also in this episode: Oakland hires a new cultural affairs manager, Oakland Airport sees troubling passenger decline, hot dogs return to an iconic Temescal building, and thousands of Kaiser nurses go on strike. Reflections on Minneapolis and Oakland: Federal immigration agents have killed two U.S. citizens in Minneapolis while approximately 3,000 agents occupy the Twin Cities. ICE has already injured people in Oakland, entered our courthouses, and chased people near schools."
Federal immigration agents in Minneapolis have killed two U.S. citizens, Renee Good and Alex Pretti, while approximately 3,000 agents occupy the Twin Cities. ICE previously injured Oakland residents, pursued people near schools, and detained individuals at courthouses. The Alameda County Board of Supervisors banned ICE from county-owned properties. A downtown Oakland apartment fire displaced 50 residents; the landlord immediately terminated their leases. Oakland hired a new cultural affairs manager. Oakland Airport experienced a troubling passenger decline. An iconic Temescal building regained hot dog service. Thousands of Kaiser nurses initiated a strike.
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