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Hiltzik: Minnesota's Fortune 500 corporations finally speak out about ICE, but not loudly enough

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Hiltzik: Minnesota's Fortune 500 corporations finally speak out about ICE, but not loudly enough Gregory Bovino leads ICE agents in Minneapolis, where three shootings and two killings in three weeks have sparked national outrage…
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  • If the crisis drags on, it will have devastating effect on Minnesota companies' ability to attract global talent

    80% confidence

  • Agents involved in Saturday's killing are still on job but transferred out of Minneapolis for their safety

    80% confidence

  • The situation is very harmful to Minnesota businesses and threatens employee safety

    80% confidence

  • Minnesota business representatives have been working behind scenes with officials to advance real solutions

    80% confidence

  • Getting all 60 major CEOs to sign onto a statement was a remarkable feat

    80% confidence

  • Business Roundtable's response shows the greatest cowardice in its history

    80% confidence

  • Trump should pause ICE enforcement in Twin Cities and consider less provocative strategy

    80% confidence

  • Target's poor Q1 performance was partly due to reaction to DEI policy updates in January

    80% confidence

  • The statement signed by every Minnesota CEO of size represents a turning point in discussion between federal and state government

    80% confidence

  • Minnesota business community has traditionally been the paragon of social investment and responsibility

    80% confidence

  • Business Roundtable endorses Minnesota Chamber's call for cooperation and de-escalation

    80% confidence
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