Minneapolis Locals Fight ICE with Ice - Kristin Henning's Update

Our reporter Kristin Henning covered George Floyd's death at the hands of police in her city, and again she is reporting on another death by police, this time it was an ICE agent who shot Renee Good. This week we check in with Kris about the latest developments in the Federal ICE agent force that has been sent by President Donald Trump and has now been doubled from 2000 to 4000. Residents are fighting back against ICE, throwing balloons filled with water at them, which "explode" when the balloons burst in the city's below-zero temperatures. Photo by Kristin Henning, near the site where Renee Good was shot, shows images of "Renee and other locals killed by law enforcement over recent years"

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