Native Americans on high alert over Minneapolis crackdown

"With all of the (immigration) operations happening in the metro area, having your tribal ID is very important because I feel like folks are being racially targeted and profiled right now," said Glidden, a 42-year-old member of the Bois Forte tribe. "It's just an added, extra layer of protection to have." Minneapolis and its twin city Saint Paul form one of the largest Native American populations in a metropolitan area of the US. With tens of thousands of people, it is also a stronghold of Native American activism.