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Ibrahim Hirsi

Minneapolis
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PhD candidate in history at UMN.
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Ten Weeks Under Occupation

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By Ibrahim Hirsi, Patrick Iber, Sarah Jaffe Verified
| Dissent Magazine Verified
Ten Weeks Under Occupation Operation Metro Surge was the culmination of a decades-long campaign in which conspiratorial crusaders have painted Somalis as a drain on social programs, criminals, and extremists. ▪ In December and January, the federal government deployed thousands of Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Border Patrol agents to Minnesota as part of Operation Metro Surge, reportedly the largest immigration enforcement action in recent history.
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Can the South Compose Poetry?

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By Ibrahim Hirsi, Ali Gutale
| goobjoog.com
Storyline:Columnists, Opinions February 1, 2026 By Ibrahim Hirsi Somali poetry has long occupied a central place in Somali cultural life, serving as a primary mode of expression within an overwhelmingly oral society. It encompasses a vast range of forms and functions, including lullabies, work songs, dance songs, religious verse, praise poetry, and political commentary.
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Reclaiming Somali political imagination

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By Ibrahim Hirsi, Mohamoud Ibrahim “Hajji”, Mahamad Hersi, Faisal Mohammed Ali
| Geeska-چيسكا
Mahamed Hersi’s recent essay in Geeska, “Between Somaliweyn and Islam-weyn,” offers a bold critique of Somali nationalist discourse, but ultimately underestimates the historical necessity and enduring potential of Somali political imagination.
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