US EditionMinneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey rips ICE after officer shot and killed woman: "Get the f*** out"
Mayor Jacob Frey condemned ICE after the fatal shooting of Renee Good, a US citizen, amid a federal immigration enforcement surge involving over 2,000 officers, officials said.
- On Wednesday, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey addressed the shooting and demanded U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents leave after they fatally shot Renee Nicole Good, a 37-year-old U.S. citizen, in south Minneapolis.
- The Trump administration last month ramped up federal enforcement in the Twin Cities, deploying roughly 2,000 officers amid local warnings that ICE's presence would sow chaos.
- Videos and local officials dispute DHS's account, with Frey saying, 'that is bullshit,' after viewing footage that does not show officers being run over, contradicting President Trump’s claim.
- City leaders removed additional federal agents to prevent escalation, protests erupted in Minneapolis, New York and Boston, and Frey vowed to pursue justice “as quickly as possible.”
- Broader debate over federal enforcement and community safety intensified after the shooting, with calls for oversight, independent prosecutors and hearings, and Congress considering funding cuts to ICE and DHS.
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Minneapolis mayor Jacob Frey is presiding over a city in turmoil. On Wednesday afternoon, ICE agent Jonathan Ross executed mother-of-three Renee Nicole Good, shooting her three times in the head at close range. ICE then prevented medical attention from being administered. Minneapolis – already furious at armed goons on their streets – is in uproar. If an innocent woman can be murdered on the street by some masked moron who enjoys “absolute immun…
Hundreds of people went out this Thursday in Minneapolis, Minnesota state, to denounce the "abuses" of immigration agents sent by President Donald Trump to the city on the second day of protests over the death of an American woman after being shot several times by a member of the country's Immigration and Customs Enforcement Service (ICE). "What do we want? Let the ICE go. When do we want it? Now. Get ICE out now! Get ICE out of the city now!", …
Protesters push for accountability after ICE shooting
There are protests in Minnesota against ICE and the killing of 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good. Local officials, including Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey, are hammering ICE and its aggressive presence in the community. State officials also said that federal investigators were shutting them out of the inquiry and blocking them from accessing evidence. Fred de Sam Lazaro reports from Minneapolis.
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