US EditionMinneapolis on edge after fatal shooting - as ICE's techniques provoke anger and protests
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'Minneapolis on Edge'; Hochul and Mamdani Propose Universal Childcare for 2-Year-Olds; Protecting Kids' Online Safety; Millennials and Their Prenups | The Brian Lehrer Show
'Minneapolis on Edge'; Hochul and Mamdani Propose Universal Childcare for 2-Year-Olds; Protecting Kids' Online Safety; Millennials and Their Prenups
After an ICE agent fatally shot a woman, the protest movement that arose after the police killing of George Floyd is reviving in Minneapolis. There are strong fears that violent protests will play into President Trump's hands. "Just you wait, this will get much bigger."
Minneapolis on edge after fatal shooting - as ICE's techniques provoke anger and protests
There has not been widespread unrest so far, but this remains a city on edge. Analysis of various videos, which show the moment Renee Nicole Good was killed, suggest she may have been trying to drive away from the officers, rather than ram them, as the Trump administration is claiming.
The mayor of New York, Zohran Mamdani, criticized the Immigration and Customs Control Service (ICE) on Friday for acting in a "cruel and inhuman" way in Minneapolis and reiterated that the death of a woman after shooting an agent of that agency was "a murder", after reviewing the videos of the incident. Mamdani's entry calls the ICE's performance in Minneapolis "cruel and inhuman" was first published in the Digital Process.
'Murderers!' Americans Protest ICE's Shooting of Renee Good
“I feel like we’re at a turning point,” a protester told Reuters.The fatal shooting of an unarmed mother whom video evidence proves was posing no threat to law enforcement could be a real turning point for the history of the Trump regime, as all around the country Americans are protesting ICE’s actions.Suggesting lawless violence is a feature, not a bug, border patrol federal agents shot two people in Portland, Oregon on Thursday afternoon. The …
Dozens of people gathered outside Philadelphia City Hall to protest the deadly shooting that took place on January 7 in Minneapolis. The demonstration, called by activists from the city of Fraternal Love, repudiated the shooting that claimed the life of a 37-year-old mother, identified as Renee Nicole Good. Those present used candles, chants and even prayers to solidify with other cities under demonstration after what happened. Some banners read…
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