All In with Chris Hayes

Jacob Soboroff, national reporter on-the-ground in Minneapolis. Keith Ellison, Minnesota attorney general leading litigation. Ilhan Omar, U.S. Representative who survived a town-hall assault. They discuss a federal DHS surge in Minneapolis, legal moves to stop Operation Metro Surge, community protection efforts, and Omar’s response to intimidation and calls for accountability.

Elliot Payne, president of the Minneapolis City Council and local elected official, speaks about community response, policing, and demands for accountability. He disputes federal tactics and calls for real investigations. The conversation spotlights masked agents, neighborhood defense patrols, and how local organizing is reshaping the city’s moment.

Michelle Goldberg, opinion columnist and panel analyst; Lydia Polgreen, journalist reporting on Minneapolis organizing; Carol Lennig, investigative reporter who co-wrote the Renee Good coverage. They dig into DOJ directions in the Renee Good probe, resignations inside the Civil Rights Division, mass Minneapolis protests and block-by-block organizing, and how recent policing tactics have mobilized local resistance.

Ben Rhodes, former Deputy National Security Advisor and foreign policy expert, joins labor reporter Antonia Hilton to dissect Trump's recent global humiliations, notably the Greenland saga. They delve into how Trump's isolation has eroded the rules-based international order, highlighting the consequences for U.S. allies and diplomacy. Hilton shares a gut-wrenching report on the Bazan family's traumatic encounter with ICE, bringing light to the aggressive immigration tactics that threaten families across America. Together, they reveal the alarming political landscape shaping these events.

Senator Chris Van Hollen discusses the global alarm over Trump's aggressive policies and urges Europe to stand firm rather than appease. Keith Ellison weighs in on federal ICE actions in Minnesota, highlighting constitutional violations and local police opposition. Steve Leisman explores the economic fallout from tariffs, contrasting AI-driven profits with struggles faced by small businesses. Norm Eisen emphasizes the importance of legal challenges in defending democracy, citing court victories against authoritarian tactics.

In a riveting discussion, Sherilyn Ifill, a prominent civil rights lawyer and former NAACP leader, sheds light on the Insurrection Act's historical implications and current threats. David Noriega, an investigative reporter focusing on ICE's use-of-force incidents, reveals alarming patterns of agents firing into vehicles, highlighting the systemic issues within DHS. They both explore the risks of federal overreach, the potential for unrest provoked by federal tactics, and the troubling links between extremist rhetoric and federal recruiting practices.

Dexter Filkins, a Pulitzer-winning journalist, shares insights on how Trump's Greenland ambitions could destabilize NATO and global order. Stella Quartar, reporting live from Nuuk, reveals the fierce resistance of Greenlanders against U.S. territorial intentions. Senator Ed Markey discusses efforts to curb ICE's authority and remove qualified immunity for federal agents. The conversation highlights both international tensions and domestic challenges in the face of executive overreach, sparking vital discussions about accountability and sovereignty.

Senator Amy Klobuchar, a seasoned U.S. Senator from Minnesota and former Hennepin County attorney, discusses the controversial deployment of ICE agents in Minneapolis. She shares insights on how this presence affects community safety and local policing. Klobuchar condemns the politicization of the Department of Justice, emphasizing the negative impact on public trust. The conversation also touches on Rep. Ilhan Omar's call for ICE's withdrawal, highlighting the emotional toll on her district and the backlash against federal actions.

Keith Ellison, Minnesota's Attorney General, addresses compelling video evidence surrounding Renee Good's tragic death at the hands of ICE agents. He emphasizes the need for federal transparency and a joint investigation. Adam Serwer provides insights into the backlash against ICE and the growing protests across the country. The conversation highlights how federal narratives can vilify victims, the impact of armed agents on community trust, and the urgent calls for accountability and policy reform. Together, they advocate for civil resistance against unchecked federal authority.

Hakeem Jeffries, the House Democratic Leader, shares insights on recent legislative strategies, including the significant House vote to restore healthcare subsidies. Adam Schiff discusses the Senate's decision to rein in presidential war powers regarding Venezuela, criticizing the administration's motivations. Aisha Gomez, representing the community affected by the Minneapolis shooting, highlights local trauma and organizing efforts against ICE presence while emphasizing community defense tactics. Together, they navigate pressing political issues and community responses.