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A federal judge barred ICE agents from retaliating against peaceful protesters and observers in Minnesota. Why it matters: Minnesota officials have banked on federal courts stepping in to deescalate tensions around the Trump administration's increasingly forceful immigration enforcement campaign in the Twin Cities. This case involves six individual plaintiffs, and Minneapolis, St. Paul and state officials have filed a separate lawsuit that seeks to end the ICE surge. Driving the news: U.S. District Judge Katherine Menendez granted part of the plaintiff's requests, barring ICE agents from arresting or pepper spraying peaceful protesters in retaliation for observing or criticizing the federal government. The judge's order also prohibits agents from stopping drivers who are safely following ICE vehicles, something Minnesotans have increasingly done as armed agents swarm the Twin Cities. The big picture: A federal judge similarly restricted federal agents in Chicago last fall after journalists and protesters alleged federal agents targeted them with "extreme brutality" outside an ICE facility. Catch up quick: The ACLU filed the suit Dec. 17 on behalf of six U.S. citizens who said they were legally observing ICE activity when federal agents arrested, pepper-sprayed or threatened them. The plaintiffs include Susan Tincher , whose December arrest outside her home by ICE agents was widely reported in local news; and Abdikadir Abdi Noor, who said he was urging others to remain calm when ICE agents suddenly tackled and arrested him. The Department of Homeland Security's attorneys had disputed that agents had violated constitutional rights, arguing the agents on the job have contended with "threats and violence" that goes beyond protected speech. Zoom out: The ACLU filed a separate lawsuit that alleges federal agents are stopping, questioning, searching and detaining residents without warrants or probable cause — and asks a judge to restrict agents' practices. What we're watching: President Trump on Thursday threatened to invoke the Insurrection Act , which would give the federal government power to send soldiers to Minnesota with fewer guardrails around their tactics .

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