Eight Arrested as DHS Expands Immigration Crackdown During Minneapolis Protests
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Eight people were arrested outside a Minneapolis federal building as the Department of Homeland Security expands its immigration crackdown with thousands of agents and crowd-control tools amid protests sparked by the killing of Renee Good. The administration warned officials about obstruction charges, while Minnesota and Chicago filed lawsuits against DHS and several prosecutors resigned in protest as demonstrations continued.
- US agents use teargas on Minneapolis protesters as anti-ICE calls intensify The Guardian
- New documents shed light on Renee Good’s ties to ICE monitoring efforts in Minneapolis CNN
- ICE agent who shot Renee Good gets $10K donation from Bill Ackman USA Today
- Protesters in Minneapolis call for end to ICE presence FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul
- Trump: I bet Renee Good was a "solid, wonderful person" under "normal circumstances," but "her actions were pretty tough" CBS News
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