Minnesota’s unaccompanied minors face scrutiny at home, hurdles in court

Minnesota’s unaccompanied minors face scrutiny at home, hurdles in court

Alma and her daughter had just left their home in southern Minnesota on a June afternoon when she glanced at her car’s side mirror and saw two gray trucks heading towards their house. She sensed that something was wrong.  She told her daughter to call the other children at home.  “I’m pretty sure that’s immigration,” Alma thought to herself. Alma immediately turned her car around and saw two federal agents standing outside the front door, which …