Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
"It's really evil what's going on. And coming from the conservative government, 'Christian' government, I just think they're reading their Bible backwards."
In December, Pastor Sergio Amezcua put out a sign-up for Minnesotans who were afraid to leave their homes and needed grocery deliveries. He thought 10 or 20 families would sign up. Since then, his church, Dios Habla Hoy, has delivered food to 17,000 families.
Mother Jones senior reporter Julia Lurie spent the week in Minneapolis talking to clergy, protesters, and people confronted by ICE. Follow along for more updates.
"It's really evil what's going on. And coming from the conservative government, 'Christian' government, I just think they're reading their Bible backwards."
In December, Pastor Sergio Amezcua put out a sign-up for Minnesotans who were afraid to leave their homes and needed grocery deliveries. He thought 10 or 20 families would sign up. Since then, his church, Dios Habla Hoy, has delivered food to 17,000 families.
Mother Jones senior reporter Julia Lurie spent the week in Minneapolis talking to clergy, protesters, and people confronted by ICE. Follow along for more updates.
