Anti-ICE protesters stormed the Minnesota Capitol and held a demonstration outside of Governor Tim Walz’s office on Tuesday following Walz’s talks with President Trump on Monday.
Video from the scene shows protesters chanting “What do we want? ICE Out! When do we want it? Now!”, “Say her name! Renee Good!” and “Do your job!”
They were also holding signs with slogans like “Justice Not Gestures,” “ICE Out Now,” and “ICE Out of Minnesota.”
Some signs read “Justice for Renee Good” and “Justice for Alex Pretti,” the former who was shot after attempting to run an ICE agent over in her car, and the latter who attempted to interfere with agents while carrying a loaded handgun and two fully loaded magazines.
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The protest comes amid a broader wave of demonstrations following recent fatal encounters involving federal immigration agents in Minneapolis, with activists calling for accountability and changes to enforcement policies.
On Tuesday afternoon, around 200 agitators gathered outside Walz’s office inside the Capitol building, shouting, “ICE out now!” and “Do your job!”
Before the demonstration, organizers said they planned to slowly march toward the governor’s doors, a move that remained peaceful.
Agitators also screamed slogans like “Whose house is this… our house,” “What do we want? Charges. When do we want it? Now,” and “No one is illegal… power to the people.”
As The Gateway Pundit reported, Trump announced on Monday that he had conversations with Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and that they had agreed to comply with his administration to deport the criminal illegal aliens in Minneapolis.
Trump had announced earlier that Tom Homan would travel to Minnesota and take over ICE operations. Homan met with Walz and Frey on Tuesday.
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