Minneapolis is once again at the epicenter of crisis. Operation Metro Surge flooded the Twin Cities with thousands of federal agents, sparking a deep divide and making headlines worldwide. While some viewed this as a necessary return to law and order, others condemned ICE activity as an unconstitutional occupation. Whenever things are unsettling, host Roshini Rajkumar turns to one place for clarity: the law. She dives into the evolving crisis with mediator and retired federal judge James Rosenbaum to dissect the legal storm surrounding ICE activity in Minneapolis, protesters' rights, and the deaths of two American citizens. Together, they examine the growing rift between federal power and state law. They analyze how the three branches of government were defined by the Constitution and designed to hold a fractured society together. This urgent conversation looks beyond the headlines to examine the role of Congress in resolving certain disputes and offers a roadmap for restoring peace in the months ahead.