Why is this city different from all other cities?
When you ask the right question, you quickly see that the problem isn’t ICE; it’s Minneapolis (and Portland, and a few other leftist cities).
Andrea Widburg | January 25, 2026
Every Jewish child, even if he knows nothing else, knows one question: מַה נִּשְׁתַּנָּה, הַלַּיְלָה הַזֶּה מִכָּל הַלֵּילוֹת. That question comes from the Passover service, when a child asks those at the table, “Why is this night different from all other nights?” The answer, of course, is that Passover is the night on which we commemorate how God liberated the Jews from Egyptian slavery, a moment that led to the seminal Ten Commandments and the Jews’ return to their land.
It is, in other words, an important question: Why is this one thing different from all other things? (For the non-Jewish among us, you can go to Sesame Street for a similar question.)
That same question applies with equal, although entirely non-religious weight, to events in Minneapolis:
Why is this city different from all other cities?Why, in almost all cities across America, are ICE operations conducted peacefully?
Why, in almost all cities across America, are there no reports of ICE agents injuring or killing people?
Why, in almost all cities across America, are there no reports of ICE agents being rammed by cars, beaten, doused with freezing water, verbally harassed, or having their fingers bitten off?
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