Protests spread across the US after an ICE agent killed Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis

Al Jazeera
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Protests spread across the United States after an ICE agent shot and killed Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis as the Trump administration defended the shooting and local and federal officials faced demands for accountability.
Protests spread across the US after an ICE agent killed Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis
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People protested outside the White House and in multiple states after an ICE agent shot and killed Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis. Indivisible said hundreds of demonstrations were scheduled in states including Texas, Kansas, New Mexico, Ohio, and Florida. Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey said 29 people were arrested overnight as police responded to continued protests, and Police Chief Brian O’Hara said one officer was injured. Three Minnesota lawmakers said ICE agents blocked them from touring an ICE facility in the Minneapolis federal building.

Key insights

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    Protest organisers framed the demonstrations as demands for accountability: Indivisible said the “ICE Out for Good” rallies aimed to mourn lives “taken and shattered by ICE” and to demand justice and accountability.

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    City officials linked protest policing to property damage and safety risks: Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey said most protests were peaceful and said people who damage property or endanger others would be arrested.

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    Minnesota lawmakers said ICE blocked congressional oversight: Ilhan Omar, Kelly Morrison, and Angie Craig said ICE agents obstructed them from fulfilling their duty to oversee operations at an ICE facility in the Minneapolis federal building.

Takeaways

Demonstrations continued nationwide and in Minneapolis as officials disputed the circumstances of Renee Nicole Good’s killing and local leaders and lawmakers pressed for accountability and oversight.

Topics

World & Politics Governance Migration Law & Public Safety Law Enforcement Public Safety

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