Attorney General Keith Ellison just said "there is no playback" because this is unique in announcing his latest lawsuit. There is a "playbook." It called the U.S. Constitution...

...Previously, Ellison sought to prevent the federal government from deploying personnel to further investigate fraud or immigration violations...

...Ellison is now heralding his filing last night to get an order from a local judge to preserve evidence from the scene. That was likely viewed as an easy filing to sign by a judge...

...Ellison is heralding how he will be arguing tomorrow to get a court order to enjoin federal operations. Back to that pesky "playbook." If a judge were to prevent federal officials from enforcing federal law, he or she would be ultimately reversed in my view...

...Ellison is suggesting that there is no precedent to judge such actions. There is. He and Walz are not the first state leaders to oppose the enforcement of federal laws. That was the very premise of using the Insurrection Act to enforce Civil Rights laws...

...Once again, I hope that President Trump does not seek to invoke the Insurrection Act. He has the authority to not only prevail in court against Walz and Ellison, but to continue to enforce these laws.

...Walz just had a curious moment in claiming that "it is their job to do immigration enforcement." However, he and Ellison are seeking to get a judge to enjoin such enforcement operations...

...Greg Bovino and the government held their own press conference...

...He noted that Jose Huerta Chuma, whom they were trying to arrest, remains at large as being "prevented from carrying out that Title VIII mission"...

...Bovino said that the operations will continue unabated in Minnesota...

...Marcos Charles, ICE Assistance Director, just discussed how a protester bit off part of an agent's finger...

...Bovino confirmed that two agents fired shots and all agents involved are not working in the area during the investigation...