An off-duty Brooklyn Park police officer was stopped by federal agents who demanded proof of her citizenship, the city’s police chief, Mark Bruley, said Tuesday. In a press conference at the Minnesota Capitol, Bruley and fellow law enforcement personnel spoke against what they said is a spate of racial profiling by federal immigration agents deployed to the state in President Donald Trump’s Operation Metro Surge. Video: Allison Kite/The Minnesota Star Tribune | Star Tribune

Brooklyn Park Minnesota police officer keeps gun drawn on a person for recording him during a traffic stop | Smash Da Topic

These two Brooklyn Park, Minnesotan American WHITE women saved an ICE agent from dying from 3 seizures after being detained for helping young kids get off the bus in Brooklyn Park. We must stand up and use the MINNESOTA love we have to win this fight against RACISM AND ICE! @livewithjonathanmason #thejonathanmasonshow #IceOut #MinnesotavUSA #MinnesotaNice #viral | Jonathan Mason

There was nothing like being born and raised in Brooklyn in the 70s and 80s A Borough of “Two Brooklyns” In the ’70s and ’80s, Brooklyn often felt split in two. Some neighborhoods—Park Slope, Brooklyn Heights, Bay Ridge—still had stability and tight-knit middle-class life. Others—Bushwick, Brownsville, East New York—were dealing with vacant lots, burned-out buildings, and disinvestment. You could walk a few blocks and feel like you were in a completely different city. | Old Boro Park Brooklyn

Liberia Independence Day Parade. Brooklyn Park, Minnesota. | Christiana D. Taylor