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Boston Crowd Demands Transparency in Deadly Minnesota ICE Shooting
Protesters called for immediate action against ICE after Renee Nicole Good, a 37-year-old mother, was fatally shot; over 2,000 observers document ICE activities nationwide.
- Boston protesters rallied on the Common on Jan. 8, 2026, with around 200 people chanting and marching to City Hall Plaza after ICE shot Renee Nicole Good, a 37-year-old Minnesota mother.
- Amid new cellphone videos, the Party for Socialism and Liberation and allied groups quickly mobilized protests nationwide after federal officials said the agent acted in self-defense.
- Starting at 6 p.m., organizers including PSL and Boston DSA mobilized attendees near Park Street MBTA Station with chants and about 90 minutes of speeches before a police-escorted march.
- Protesters demanded a transparent investigation and arrests as Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and Vice President JD Vance defended the agent, while Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey called the federal account "garbage".
- More than 50 observers from the Rapid Response Network joined protests in San Jose, warning agents have become more aggressive but pledging to continue observing despite risks.
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The reverberations from the shooting in Minneapolis of Renee Nicole Good by ICE officer Jonathan Ross are being felt in Boston. A large crowd gathered Thursday on Boston Common to protest ICE, the second night of demonstrations in Boston.
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