US EditionPolice arrest protesters at Minneapolis federal building on 1-month anniversary of death Renee Good
At least 42 protesters were arrested after some threw ice and damaged property during the demonstration against federal immigration enforcement, organizers called it a federal occupation.
- On Saturday, Minneapolis police arrested several demonstrators outside the Bishop Henry Whipple Federal Building during a protest marking one month since Renee Good, 37-year-old Minnesota woman, was killed.
- After Good's Jan. 7 death and Pretti's Jan. 24 killing, both by federal immigration officers, protests erupted over immigration enforcement in Minneapolis.
- After objects were thrown and property damaged, police declared the gathering unlawful and ordered protesters to leave after a deputy was struck, citing safety concerns.
- Authorities said partner agencies including the Minnesota State Patrol and Minnesota DNR responded after the Hennepin County Sheriff's Office reported at least 42 arrests during the protest.
- Indigenous leaders, including Chief Arvol Looking Horse, led ceremonies that organizers called turning mourning into witness while families of victims and community activists pressed for accountability amid national debate over President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown.
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Minneapolis needs home rule, not occupation
The recent killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti are a grim reminder of what happens when the lines of government authority get blurred. These deaths didn’t happen in a vacuum; they happened during a surge of federal agents into a city that already has its own leaders and its own police. I see this for what it is: a breakdown of the basic respect for local sovereignty. Home rule is a simple idea: The people living in a community should have th…
Big Three Networks Skip Violent Protest In Minneapolis, Only Fox News Covers
Violent anti- ICE protests have continued to take place in Minneapolis despite a reduction in the number of agents on the ground in the state of Minnesota. Last Saturday, more than 40 demonstrators were arrested during a violence filled gathering outside the Bishop Henry Whipple Federal Building in Minneapolis, following a memorial for Renee Good and Alex Pretti, who were both shot and killed by ICE Agents in January. State and local police were…
Renee Good shooting: Weekend protests mark 1 month since fatal ICE incident
Crowds gathered to remember Renee Good Saturday to mark one month since her death. One of the protests led to dozens of arrests. The Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office (HCSO) said more than 40 people were arrested outside the Whipple Building after failing to comply with an order to disperse.
Leftist Mob Attacks Fellow Protester Outside ICE Facility: 'That's A Good Guy!'
Wild footage from the latest round of unrest outside the Bishop Henry Whipple Federal Building — which has served as a main hub of federal immigration operations in the Twin Cities — shows a group of leftist agitators assaulting a vehicle with clubs and sex toys, only to find out that it was being driven by one of their fellow protesters. A large group of protesters and agitators gathered outside the building to mark the one-month anniversary of…
Police arrested several protesters and broke up a rally marking the one-month anniversary of the death of Renee Good, who was killed by an ICE agent. A few weeks later, agents killed Alex Pretti. Many citizens are furious about Donald Trump's immigration policies, and the behavior of ICE agents only increases dissatisfaction. Protests continue to rage on the streets of Minneapolis, and protesters clash with police. Even using unusual objects.
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