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In USA, the killing of activist Renee Good, a 37-year-old mother of three in Minneapolis, Minnesota, by ICE agents, has sparked a series of protests across the country. The killing and a subsequent Border Patrol shooting in Portland have sparked outrage and anger at the Trump administration, which has defended its agents. Many of Saturday’s protests were dubbed “ICE Out for Good”, with organiser Indivisible saying the rallies aimed to “mourn the lives taken and shattered by ICE and to demand justice and accountability”. Civil liberties and migrant-rights groups have called for nationwide rallies on Saturday, while state authorities have opened their own investigation into the killing as the row escalated. Protest organisers said more than 1,000 weekend events are planned across the country, demanding an end to large-scale deployments of ICE agents ordered by the Trump-led Republican Party regime, mostly to cities led by opposition Democratic Party.
Massive anti-ICE protests in Minneapolis, USA.
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Minneapolis became a major flashpoint of Trump's militarised deportation roundups on Wednesday, after an ICE officer shot and killed Renee Good, who behind the wheel of her car on a residential street. The violence came soon after some 2,000 federal officers were dispatched to Minneapolis in what ICE's parent agency, the Department of Homeland Security, called the “largest DHS operation ever”. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, a Democrat, condemned the deployment as a "reckless" example of “governance by reality TV”.
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