US EditionSnap Judgments About ICE Shooting May Lead to Disaster. What We Don't Know.
The killing happened amid a surge of immigration enforcement with over 2,100 agents arriving recently, prompting protests and a joint investigation by state and federal authorities.
- On Wednesday morning, an ICE officer shot and killed Renee Nicole Good, 37-year-old local mother and poet, in a vehicle that drove close to federal agents in South Minneapolis near 34th Street & Portland Avenue.
- During targeted operations in the city, the killing happened amid an unprecedented surge of immigration enforcement, with hundreds of federal agents and another 2,100 arriving this week, Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara said the woman killed was not the target.
- A reporter-obtained second-angle clip reveals an agent reaching through a briefly motionless dark-colored SUV before shots, while about 10 seconds earlier two vehicles inched through the crowd and drove away.
- Crowds gathered near the scene and yelled at federal agents while Minneapolis City Council members urged ICE to leave amid contamination claims, and comedian John Mulaney postponed his weekend shows.
- Investigators from the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension and the FBI are jointly probing the shooting, while DHS assistant secretary Tricia McLaughlin and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey dispute accounts.
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John Mulaney cancels Minneapolis stand-up shows after fatal ICE shooting: 'Doesn't sit right with me'
"What's happening in your city is heartbreaking," the comedian wrote in his announcement.Marcus Russell Price/Netflix John Mulaney in 2023John Mulaney has decided to push back his scheduled stand-up shows at the Armory in Minneapolis this weekend, after an ICE officer fatally shot Renee Nicole Good in the midst of a large-scale immigration crackdown in the city.The comedian announced the news on his social media platforms Thursday, explaining th…
Latino associations in the U.S. condemned the death of a woman who was shot to death this Wednesday by immigration agents in the state of Minnesota, claiming that the Donald Trump administration "looks for violence to justify more violence," and demanded that those responsible be held accountable. "The deadly tragedy that took place today in Minneapolis is the direct result of the Trump administration's irresponsible policy of violent excesses a…
In an operation by the U.S. immigration agency ICE in Minneapolis, a woman was killed by gunfire on Wednesday.
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OklahomanSnap judgments about ICE shooting may lead to disaster. What we don't know.
it shouldn’t be hard to restrain from the predictable partisan reaction that has reduced a life to a political talking point. But that’s like wishing for unicorns to rain cotton candy from the sky.
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