Minneapolis Mayor Vows 'Peaceful' Protests Amid Controversy Over ICE Conduct, Fatal Shooting
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey says protests over alleged ICE misconduct have remained peaceful despite a fatal shooting in the city. The protests, which began after Renee Good's death, have been met with 'peaceful' demonstrations according to Frey.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey stated that protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) conduct in the city have remained peaceful despite concerns over the fatal shooting of Renee Good. The mayor emphasized that while tensions run high, law enforcement is working to maintain public safety without compromising protester rights. Protests have continued across Minneapolis with a focus on immigration reform and police accountability. Frey's comments came during an exclusive interview with 'Fox & Friends'.
