In 2020 alone, 217 people were killed at railroad crossings.
Amy Klobuchar: “In 2020 alone, 217 people were killed at railroad crossings.”
Editor's note · Context
Klobuchar highlights safety issues at railroad crossings.
Share
More from Amy Klobuchar
I gotta be honest — sometimes compassion is having consequences because if they think no one’s going to do anything about it, and they can just roam around and do more of this … you’re going to just continue it and expand it.
I think it does show two things: One, don’t ask a question unless you know the answer, and when a prosecutor tells you that that never happened, maybe you should start doubting your chart.
Our state must take terrorism and violent crime head on, working with our federal law enforcement and local police departments to keep Minnesotans safe.
This shows why we continue to need major coordinated investments in anti-terrorism and local law enforcement to stop attacks like these.





