Minneapolis ICE shooting, Milwaukee protest Friday night
Protest in downtown Milwaukee in response to ICE shooting in Minneapolis
MILWAUKEE - Protests have formed across the country – including in Milwaukee on Friday night – after an ICE agent fatally shot 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis earlier this week.
What they're saying:
A crowd filled Cathedral Square with chants of "we want ICE off our streets" and "justice for Renee Good." Organizers estimated several thousand people came out.
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Protesters said ICE agents in Minneapolis used excessive force against Good.
"Watched the footage from the events in Minneapolis, and we think it deserves a response, so we decided to come out," said protester Luke Wolf. "I'm happy to see there are folks out here."
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"The more we do, the more things will change," said protester Jessica Sneesby.
A roughly two-mile march went from Cathedral Square to the federal courthouse, over the river to the Milwaukee County Courthouse and back to Cathedral Square.
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FOX6 News followed the demonstration, which appeared to remain peaceful.
The other side:
During the march, there were some people along the route counter protesting and showing their support for the Trump administration from the windows of nearby buildings.
The Source: FOX6 News went to Friday's protest. Information about the shooting is from KMSP-TV with contributions from FOX News and The Associated Press.