Minnesota ICE shooting live updates: Minneapolis protesters chant Renee Nicole Good’s name as demonstrations continue nationwide
Thousands of anti-ICE protests erupt across US after Minneapolis shooting
- Thousands of anti-Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) demonstrations are taking place across the United States following the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis.
- Protests, dubbed “ICE Out For Good,” occurred in cities including Washington, DC, Boston and New York, advocating for reduced ICE presence and greater accountability.
- While largely peaceful, demonstrations in Minneapolis saw at least 29 arrests after a hotel was vandalized, with Mayor Jacob Frey urging protesters not to engage with agitators.
- The Department of Homeland Security renewed allegations, claiming Good was “stalking and impeding” a law enforcement operation before the fatal incident.
- New cellphone footage, reportedly taken by ICE officer Jonathan Ross, shows the officer’s interaction with Good before firing shots into her vehicle.