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During an emergency press conference, advocates called on local law enforcement—not federal agencies—to take swift, independent action to uphold the rule of law and protect MINNEAPOLIS —  Community leaders and civil rights advocates gathered at Hennepin County Government Center to demand local authorities to ensure justice for Renee Nicole Good, the 37-year-old mother who was shot and killed by an ICE agent in South Minneapolis on January 7th.  Advocates are pressuring local

MINNEAPOLIS — Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarity and Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison announced a new public evidence portal and urged anyone with videos, photos, or first-hand information related to the killing of Renee Nicole Good to submit it immediately.  With key evidence currently held by federal authorities, state and county prosecutors say publicly held evidence is critical to preserving the record and ensuring a transparent review. They emphasized that

Minnesota leaders held a press conference demanding transparency and accountability after ICE killed Renee Nicole Good. Officials condemned the federal government for excluding the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) from the investigation and for publicly blaming the victim before facts were established.  Leaders said Minnesota law requires independent review of officer-involved shootings and warned that blocking the BCA undermines public trust.  Citing video evi

Community members and local officials are set to confront growing concerns over the St. Paul Police Department’s (SPPD) collaboration with ICE during the Rose Avenue raid and related federal immigration actions across the city.  In response to community outrage following the Rose Avenue ICE raid on November 25, a community-convened hearing has been scheduled to address the SPPD’s role in federal immigration enforcement and concerns over violations of the city’s separations or

Minneapolis City officials confirmed that an ICE agent shot and killed a 37-year-old woman this morning near the intersection of Portland Avenue and 34th Street.

Dakota County prosecutors are urging a Minnesota court to deny an evidentiary hearing in the post-conviction case of Philip Vance, who has maintained his innocence for more than 20 years.