As the dust settles from a significant surge of ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) operations in Minnesota, the community grapples with the aftermath of heightened fear and uncertainty. Recent reports indicate a notable reduction in the number of federal immigration agents in the state, dropping from thousands to fewer than 1,000. However, many residents remain on edge, concerned about ongoing immigration enforcement and the lasting impacts on their daily lives. Activist groups are mobilizing, with plans for large anti-ICE demonstrations and discussions on developing resistance tactics. Despite the end of Operation Metro Surge, local organizations emphasize that their efforts to protect vulnerable populations are far from over. Observers highlight the need for continued vigilance as the community seeks to redefine safety and solidarity in the face of federal immigration policies.