How one Minneapolis man is helping neighbors surveil ICE back

When thousands of immigration agents flooded Minneapolis late last year, Garrett Guntly had an idea: a network of neighbor-owned security cameras, pointed towards public areas, that they could use to monitor ICE activity in the area. He affixed a security camera first to his own south Minneapolis ho

By: Madison McVan

Outlets: Minnesota Reformer

Published: February 11, 2026

Words: 541

Last Updated: 1 month ago

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When thousands of immigration agents flooded Minneapolis late last year, Garrett Guntly had an idea: a network of neighbor-owned security cameras, pointed towards public areas, that they could use to monitor ICE activity in the area.

He affixed a security camera first to his own south Minneapolis home, pointing it at the bus stop across the street. In early January, the camera captured Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents detaining a man while he …

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