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Kimberly Solberg on due process in immigration enforcement

Kimberly Solberg, a resident of Baldwin, discusses the manner in which federal agents are conducting immigration enforcement operations in Minnesota and seeking consistent application of the law.

By Erica Ayisi | Here & Now

February 5, 2026 • West Central Region

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Kimberly Solberg on the manner in which federal agents conduct immigration enforcement.

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