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Minneapolis shops help immigrants after ICE raids
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January 22, 2026
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0:54Now PlayingA Minneapolis coffee shop and a long‑established sex toy store have become informal aid centers for immigrant families as community members say fear of federal immigration enforcement has prompted residents to stay indoors and rely on neighbors for basic necessities. Rob Rice, owner of Pow Wow Grounds, and JP, owner of Smitten Kitten, spoke to Reuters about this initiative.
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