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What the mainstream news won’t tell you is that we have seen this level of tension before. In 1917, Minnesota created the Commission of Public Safety to root out “disloyalty” and fraud during a time of national crisis. Back then, they didn’t just target individuals; they shut down entire businesses and community hubs that were suspected of working against the country’s interests. Today in 2026, the 1,347 percent spike in assaults against agents has forced the government to move from polite knocks to aggressive enforcement. We are returning to a standard where the law is not a suggestion, even if it means checking IDs at the very places where the scams were reportedly hatched.
