DHS Reportedly Spied on Twin Cities Churches, Report Claims
The Department of Homeland Security allegedly spied on churches located in the Twin Cities area, according to a report by A Public Witness.
Minneapolis St. Paul, MN, August 14, 2026 —
A report released by A Public Witness alleges that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) conducted surveillance on churches situated within the Twin Cities metropolitan area.
The report, titled “When We Were Spied On,” details alleged instances of the DHS monitoring religious institutions. Specific details regarding the nature of the alleged surveillance, the timeframes involved, and the particular churches targeted were not provided in the summary of the trend. The contractor’s name or any specific DHS agents involved were also not mentioned.
A Public Witness is an organization that focuses on issues related to peace, justice, and environmental concerns. The summary did not include any direct quotes from the report or from any individuals associated with A Public Witness or the Department of Homeland Security.
The alleged surveillance activities by a federal agency on religious organizations raise questions about privacy and civil liberties. The summary did not contain information about any investigation outcomes, code violations, or fines related to these alleged activities. Furthermore, no information was available regarding subsequent actions or official responses from the Department of Homeland Security or any other relevant authorities.
The specific motivations behind the alleged spying and the extent of the DHS’s activities remain unclear based on the information provided in the trend summary. No further details on
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