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What to do if you are affected by recent federal changes to Temporary Protected Status.

Saint Paul is taking a prevention-first approach to public safety. At the City Attorney’s Office, the ETHOS restorative justice program works with people today to prevent gun violence in the future. Now in its sixth year, ETHOS has lowered the one-year recidivism rate in these cases dramatically — and helped dozens of young men and women turn their lives around with community support. City prosecutors Jonica Carr and Tamara Larsen joined the ONS Podcast to explain how ETHOS works.

Saint Paul City Attorney Lyndsey Olson recognizes Brooke Blakey, our first Office of Neighborhood Safety director, for her outstanding service to the people of Saint Paul. “Brooke stepped into this role with courage and purpose,” Olson writes. “Thank you for your service to Saint Paul, for believing that every life has value, and for building a team and a model that will keep serving our residents long after today.”

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We Have Rights explains how to prepare and respond to a potential ICE detention.

Officials warn immigrants to stay vigilant against fraud amid policy uncertainty, offering resources and tips for protection.

Saint Paul partners with the International Institute of Minnesota to offer free naturalization assistance and eligibility guidance.

Mid-Minnesota Legal Aid hosted a webinar on immigration options and preparation for upcoming policy changes.

Though the City Attorney’s Office does not represent or provide legal guidance to residents, we have compiled a list of community partners and other resources that may help during the immigration process.