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She positioned herself as uniquely qualified due to her reputation as a detail-oriented workaholic and a centrist with bipartisan ties, including in the Trump administration. However, critics question whether her conciliatory approach will suffice, especially after the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown, known as Operation Metro Surge, paralyzed the Twin Cities and resulted in the deaths of two U.S. citizens, Renee Good and Alex Pretti. Civil rights lawyer Nekima Levy Armstrong criticized Klobuchar for not speaking out forcefully enough during the raids.

Klobuchar responded that she shares the anger over Trump’s actions but believes in rising above his tactics. Her first goal is to rebuild public trust in state government. Minnesota Democrats expressed relief that she replaced Tim Walz as their nominee after Walz withdrew amid a fraud scandal in state safety net programs and fears of a Republican gubernatorial win.

Klobuchar announced her run later that January, following the immigrant-agent shootings, framing her campaign as a call for grit and resilience.