The Minnesota Attorney General’s Office released guidance for organizations that manage sensitive locations on their rights and responsibilities with respect to recent changes in federal immigration enforcement policy. For more than a decade, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) did not conduct enforcement actions in sensitive locations, like medical facilities, houses of worship, courts, schools, and shelters. This was done to avoid deterring anyone from important activities like seeking medical care or shelter, testifying in court, or worshipping as they choose, which could undermine public health or public safety, much less the First Amendment.