ICE vs. High Schoolers
We spoke with high school students in Minneapolis about how they were affected by ICE’s occupation of the city.
Students from North High School in North St Paul, Minnesota, marched to their local city hall following a mid-afternoon school walkout in protest of ICE and the killing of Renée Good, which had taken place two days prior in neighboring Minneapolis. (Anthony Souffle / The Minnesota Star Tribune)
The January 7 killing of Renée Good sparked national outrage and mass protests, especially in the Twin Cities, which had been roiling since the Trump administration sent thousands of agents to occupy the area as part of Operation Metro Surge. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent Jonathan Ross’s murder of Good was not the only […]
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