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Waukesha 'no ICE' protest calls for change
Hundreds of people gathered at Waukesha's Cutler Park to protest the Trump administration and ICE. The Wisconsin GOP addressed ICE's actions.
WAUKESHA, Wis. - Protests continue nationwide, including in Wisconsin, 10 days after an ICE agent shot and killed a woman in Minneapolis.
Waukesha Resist
Local perspective:
Hundreds of people gathered at Waukesha's Cutler Park and took to the streets Saturday with signs, symbols and messages in protest of the Trump administration and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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"Saving democracy. We're here to send a message," said Susan Behrens.
"This is America. We follow the Constitution and the rule of law, our regime is not doing any of that," said Dawn Lawien with Waukesha Resist. "We want to follow the constitution, we want the rule of law, we want ICE to stop their abuse of our fellow citizens."
Waukesha Resist organized Saturday's protest. They shared a three-part message that they said was: "No kings, no war, no ICE."
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Protesters said the ICE shooting of 37-year-old Renee Good was the latest incident of "increasing harassment" of citizens. Demonstrators said they plan to protest as long as it takes until they see some form of change.
"They are harming and even killing people, and that is wrong, and we will not stand for it," Lawien said. "We will peacefully protest as often as we can to affect change."
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WisGOP weighs in
The other side:
Meanwhile, Republican Party of Wisconsin Chair Brian Schimming said the Trump administration is acting out of concern for the country's safety while fixing issues from the previous administration.
"We want a sealed border. We want folks who disobey the law or broke the law in their host country to be out of this country so they don't do the same here," he said. "We're trying to clean up four years of Biden and the Democrats' mistakes."
ICE has said the shooting of Good was self-defense.
The Source: FOX6 News spoke to people at Saturday's protest, interviewed Schimming and referenced coverage of the shooting from sources that include KMSP-TV and The Associated Press.