MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - The Minneapolis City Auditor found the city did not violate its separation ordinance when responding to a crowd protesting ICE agents who were part of a federal task force investigating a drug and human trafficking case, but did find gaps in communication between the city admin and city council.

Investigation sparks ICE protest

The backstory:

On June 3, a large crowd gathered in the area of Lake Street and Bloomington Avenue after reports spread online about a possible ICE raid in Minneapolis.

As it turned out, ICE agents were part of a law enforcement task force that was raiding a Mexican restaurant in a case linked to the seizure of 900 pounds of meth from a Burnsville storage shed.

Thinking the search warrant raid was actually part of an immigration effo

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