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- In Minnesota, Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in the Twin Cities have created a tense Ramadan for the Somali community.
- Khalid Omar, a mosque leader, notes a shift in the community's energy compared with previous years.
- Many Somali residents feel unsafe leaving their homes.
- That fear is impacting local businesses and traditional gatherings.
- Deqa Farah, a U.S. citizen, says she is skipping family dinners and restaurant outings during Ramadan.
