Massive Minneapolis March Against ICE
- Seena Hodges
- Jan 11
- 1 min read
Updated: Jan 28
MINNEAPOLIS — Community members participated in a massive Minneapolis march in frigid temperature on Saturday to protest ICE. Reports estimate more than 50,000 people marched, while others report more than 100,000 people marched from Powderhorn Park to the location where Renee Nicole Good was killed and back.
Vehicles stuck in traffic waited more than an hour for the march to pass.
The protesters demanded that local officials arrest, charge, and prosecute the agent who shot and killed Good. One protester, although she said she feels disgusted by the current climate, insisted hope is alive and that “love is all around us.”
Due to the amount of people trying to livestream at once there were a lot of technical difficulties. Below is the livestream broadcast from that day.
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