US EditionIn case you missed it: Vigil held in Mason City for Minneapolis woman killed by ICE agent
About 100 attendees honored those killed by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, with calls for Stanford to divest from groups linked to violence, organizers said.
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Winston-Salem JournalHundreds gather in Greensboro to protest ICE, honor woman killed by federal agent
“Her absence leaves a silence that demands more than sympathy. It demands truth. It demands justice,” Brown said.
Students gather to grieve at vigil against ICE
Candles dotted an attentive crowd of about 100 at White Plaza on Wednesday night, with speakers and performers offering tributes on stage as the sun slowly set. The vigil, attended by both students and community members, recognized those killed by U.S. Immigration Customs and Enforcement (ICE). Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) and sister organizations, including the Native Action Coalition, Education and Democracy United (EDU) and the Sta…
Faith communities unite at Candlelight Prayer Vigil for the Nation
Community members from multiple faith traditions gathered at Shepherdstown Presbyterian Church for a candlelight prayer vigil to mourn and seek peace following the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good by an ICE agent. Led by local faith leaders, the vigil…
A federal immigration agent landed in a Venezuelan on Thursday (14) in Mineapolis, informed local authorities that they had asked to “keep calm” one week after the death of a woman in the same city of the United States. “We understand that there is indignation (...). The city of Minneapolis once again demanded that ICE (Immigrance Service and Control of Alphandanga) leave the city and state (Minisota) immediately”, wrote the authorities in the X…
Community prays at multi-faith vigil for people targeted by ICE - The Reminder
Sister Melinda Pellerin of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Springfield and a Pioneer Valley Project board member pours water to honor Indigenous people, enslaved Africans, people who have suffered under oppression and those killed by “police violence” and ICE.Reminder Publishing photo by Sarah Heinonen SPRINGFIELD — Cars streamed into the parking lot of South Congregational Church on the evening of Jan. 13. When the church’s parking lot was full, p…
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