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Kansas City Neighbors React After Former Area Resident Killed in Minneapolis ICE Shooting
The shooting during an ICE operation in Minneapolis has led to protests and legal rights training for witnesses, with community groups emphasizing peaceful resistance and constitutional protections.
- A federal immigration officer shot and killed Renee Nicole Good, 37, during a traffic stop in a Minneapolis neighborhood, sparking protests and community debate.
- Following a new enforcement campaign in the city, the Department of Homeland Security deployed roughly 2,000 federal agents to Minneapolis.
- Three videos reviewed by CNN show two federal officers exiting a truck, one pulling on the woman’s driver-side door before an agent shot Good through her windshield; bystanders heard four or five shots and the SUV crashed into a streetlight with stuffed animals inside.
- As news spread, protests quickly broke out near the scene less than a mile from the George Floyd site, and a vigil with hundreds of candles and flowers drew mourners.
- Community members said training was more important than ever as Boots on the Ground Midwest held sessions to teach safe witnessing and allyship, emphasizing legal rights.
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