Archive · 12 Jan 2026
Protesters Rally Against ICE in Minneapolis
There was a big protest in Minneapolis against a group called ICE.
People were outside a hotel, making noise with drums and whistles, and holding signs that said mean things about ICE.
They want ICE to leave Minnesota.
One protester with pink hair said they will do whatever it takes to keep Minneapolis safe.
The mayor of Minneapolis, Jacob Frey, is not paying attention to a new video about a shooting involving ICE.
A new video shows a woman, Renee Nicole Good, allegedly dancing in her car minutes before she was shot by an ICE agent.
Her last words were 'That's okay, dude, I'm not made at you.'
Some people, like Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, are blaming local leaders for encouraging violence against ICE agents.
Protesters gathered outside the Hilton Canopy Hotel in Minneapolis to protest against ICE.
The crowd chanted 'f--k ICE' and demanded the federal agency to 'GET THE F--K OUT OF MN'.
One protester with pink hair stated they will do whatever it takes to keep Minneapolis safe.
The protesters blew whistles, banged drums, and waved signs during the protest.
A new video shows Renee Nicole Good allegedly dancing in her car minutes before she was shot by an ICE agent.
- Who
- Protesters in Minneapolis and government officials including Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem
- What
- Protest against ICE and response to an ICE shooting
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Minneapolis, Minnesota
- Why
- Protesters demand ICE to leave the state and are outraged by the ICE shooting, while government officials defend ICE's actions
Protesters
Government Officials
ICE Presence in Minnesota
Protesters
Protesters demand ICE to leave Minnesota and consider their presence a threat to the community.
Government Officials
Government officials, including Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, defend ICE's actions and blame local leaders for encouraging violence.
Response to ICE Shooting Video
Protesters
Protesters and some community members are outraged by the ICE shooting and demand accountability.
Government Officials
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey dismisses the new ICE shooting video, and Secretary Noem labels the deceased as a 'domestic terrorist'.
- Location
- Minneapolis, Minnesota
- Event
- Protest against ICE
- Protesters' Demands
- ICE to leave Minnesota
- Protesters' Actions
- Chanting, banging drums, waving signs
- Protester's Statement
- They need to get the hell out of our city
- Victim's Last Words
- 'That's okay, dude, I'm not made at you'
- Government Response
- DHS sending more officers to Minneapolis
