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Mini Minnesota update: while there's definitely less activity, they are still here. And now we're dealing with the aftermath.

My nervous system was absolutely shot, so I treated myself to a lil menty b. Temporarily added anxiety meds, became a zombie, deleted half the apps off my phone, and stopped talking to 98% of people. Oh and I dyed my hair.

Things haven't slowed down. Don't believe them when they say 700 agents are leaving.

ICE has continued to wait at bus stops for our school district (and others).

One of my nieces has been followed home from her bus stop twice now.

As more people are getting released from Whipple, we're hearing just how bad the conditions are there.

Liam is home! And his school district didn't have school on Monday because of a credible threat.

I've heard that the school that Renee Good's son goes to has had to close quite a few days because of threats.

There are posts on social media daily looking for owners or family of the owner of ghost cars (cars left after an abduction).

The City of Minneapolis posted suicide resources on social media because of the stress the state in under.

When they release people from Whipple, they almost never have a phone (it's confiscated and not returned), no way to get home, maybe the clothes they arrived in, no money. Groups are volunteering to always be outside of Whipple to help people when they're released. They have food, a prepaid phone, clothes/jackets, ride home, legal resources.