Minneapolis Councilwoman Declares ICE an ‘Imminent Threat to the Safety of Civilians’

Minneapolis Councilwoman Declares ICE an ‘Imminent Threat to the Safety of Civilians’ After Deadly Shooting
Minneapolis City Council member Robin Wonsley declared ICE an “imminent threat” to civilian safety following the deadly shooting of 37-year-old Renee Good on Wednesday.

Wonsley joined MS NOW’s Ana Cabrera a day after an ICE agent shot and killed Good, a mother of three who can be seen on video blocking a roadway for agents before she began driving away and an agent let off multiple rounds. ICE officials have accused Good of using her vehicle as a weapon, something Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey (D) and others have rejected. Protests have broken out in Minneapolis since the shooting against ICE officers.

Wonsley, a Democratic socialist, called for ICE to not only be removed from Minneapolis, but also to be “abolished altogether.” The councilwoman claimed Good was part of a network of people driving the children of illegal immigrants to school out of fear of ICE.