#renee — Public Fediverse posts
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We used to have a UK media person called #JonathonRoss. I've not heard about him for ages and can't remember just what he did.
I am however quite sure he did not murder anyone called #Renee
Which is #Good of course.
Indeed I doubt if he #shot anyone, or #killed anyone.As a media person though, I suspect he had a lot to do with #ice in quite a few drinks. It seems to be how they do things.
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We used to have a UK media person called #JonathonRoss. I've not heard about him for ages and can't remember just what he did.
I am however quite sure he did not murder anyone called #Renee
Which is #Good of course.
Indeed I doubt if he #shot anyone, or #killed anyone.As a media person though, I suspect he had a lot to do with #ice in quite a few drinks. It seems to be how they do things.
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𝗥𝗲𝗻𝗲𝗲 𝘄𝗮𝘀 6 𝗷𝗮𝗮𝗿 𝗹𝗮𝗻𝗴 𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗲𝗸𝗲𝗺 𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘀𝗹𝗮𝗮𝗳𝗱 𝗮𝗮𝗻 𝗴𝗵𝗯: '𝗜𝗲𝗱𝗲𝗿𝗲 𝗱𝗮𝗴 𝗴𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗶𝗸 𝗼𝘂𝘁'
In deze wekelijkse rubriek vertellen mensen over iets dat zij 'nooit meer' willen meemaken, nooit meer willen doen of juist nooit meer willen laten. Deze week: het begon met experimenteren, maar al gauw was Renee Kelder (41) verslaafd aan ghb. Jarenlang hield ze dit dubbelleven...
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𝗥𝗲𝗻𝗲𝗲 𝘄𝗮𝘀 6 𝗷𝗮𝗮𝗿 𝗹𝗮𝗻𝗴 𝘀𝘁𝗶𝗲𝗸𝗲𝗺 𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘀𝗹𝗮𝗮𝗳𝗱 𝗮𝗮𝗻 𝗴𝗵𝗯: '𝗜𝗲𝗱𝗲𝗿𝗲 𝗱𝗮𝗴 𝗴𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗶𝗸 𝗼𝘂𝘁'
In deze wekelijkse rubriek vertellen mensen over iets dat zij 'nooit meer' willen meemaken, nooit meer willen doen of juist nooit meer willen laten. Deze week: het begon met experimenteren, maar al gauw was Renee Kelder (41) verslaafd aan ghb. Jarenlang hield ze dit dubbelleven...
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Save money and enjoy a $10 takeout meal at Renee’s
TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — Rising food costs are prompting some local businesses to find ways to keep meals affordable, and one Tucson restaurant is stepping up with $10 take-out meal deals. R…
#dining #cooking #diet #food #Italianmeals #$10mealdeals #affordablemeals #Italia #Italian #italianmeals #italiano #italy #Renee'sTucson #risingfoodcosts #takeoutmeals
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Save money and enjoy a $10 takeout meal at Renee’s
TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — Rising food costs are prompting some local businesses to find ways to keep meals affordable, and one Tucson restaurant is stepping up with $10 take-out meal deals. R…
#dining #cooking #diet #food #Italianmeals #$10mealdeals #affordablemeals #Italia #Italian #italianmeals #italiano #italy #Renee'sTucson #risingfoodcosts #takeoutmeals
https://www.diningandcooking.com/2675816/save-money-and-enjoy-a-10-takeout-meal-at-renees/ -
Save money and enjoy a $10 takeout meal at Renee’s https://www.diningandcooking.com/2675816/save-money-and-enjoy-a-10-takeout-meal-at-renees/ #$10MealDeals #AffordableMeals #Italia #Italian #ItalianMeals #italiano #italy #Renee'sTucson #RisingFoodCosts #TakeoutMeals
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Save money and enjoy a $10 takeout meal at Renee’s https://www.diningandcooking.com/2675816/save-money-and-enjoy-a-10-takeout-meal-at-renees/ #$10MealDeals #AffordableMeals #Italia #Italian #ItalianMeals #italiano #italy #Renee'sTucson #RisingFoodCosts #TakeoutMeals
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https://www.europesays.com/at/176161/ „Stranger Things“ passieren auch im Seniorenheim – Kronen Zeitung #AlfreWoodard #AlfredMolina #Art #AT #Austria #BillPullman #BlainShaw #ClarkePeters #DenisO‘Hare #Entertainment #GeenaDavis #Jack #JeffreyAddiss #Judy #Matt #Matthews #Österreich #Renée #RossDuffer #Sam #Serien #Series #SethNumrich #StevenSpielberg #StrangerThings #TheBoroughs #Unterhaltung #Wally #WilhelmBusch #WillMatthews #Woodard
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伍允龍出席CON-CON與女友Renee同場 被問求婚進展：有開心事會同大家講
https://www.am730.com.hk/娛樂/1023381/伍允龍出席con-con與女友renee同場-被問求婚進展-有開心事會同大家講 -
RE: https://mastodon.social/@BigDadTheChairman/116194705447968822
Police need to be held accountable. #bca #mn #police #policebrutality #Minnesota #alex #pretti #Renée #Good #justice #revolution #academy #acab #music #big #dad #dadd #daddy #thechairman #court #sunny #protection #scene #movie #Adam #drama #NCIS #csi #cnn #NBC
@apnews_bot @BBCNews @CNN @NBCNews @[email protected] @[email protected] @abc @ap @nativeamericancultures01 @IndigenousCreatives @turtleisland @myerman @turtleisland -
Renee Good's dad: I would take those bullets a thousand times to protect her
https://misryoum.com/us/us/renee-goods-dad-i-would-take-those-bullets/
Editor's Note: See the full interview here. Our earlier story appears below.In an interview airing tonight on "CBS Evening News," Renee Good's family said they would trade their lives for hers if they could.Matt Gutman sat down Friday with...
#Renee #Goods #dad #would #take #those #bullets #thousand #times #protect #her #US_News_Hub #misryoum_com
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⭕Le fascisme, c'est ça. L'administration #Trump a gelé les aides médicales aux plus précaires du #Minnesota, pour les punir des manifestations contre #l'ICE suite aux meurtres #d'Alex_Pretti et #Renee #Nicole_Good Un seul homme empêche des milliers de gens de se soigner par vengeance.
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⭕Le fascisme, c'est ça. L'administration #Trump a gelé les aides médicales aux plus précaires du #Minnesota, pour les punir des manifestations contre #l'ICE suite aux meurtres #d'Alex_Pretti et #Renee #Nicole_Good Un seul homme empêche des milliers de gens de se soigner par vengeance.
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Dance to the beat of a new page tonight
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Do not look away!
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#resist #nokings #vote #march28 #epstein #Keith #Renee #Alex #Liam #Anadith #iceout
“He can’t sleep well at night. He wakes up three or four times a night screaming, ‘Daddy, Daddy,’” Liam's father Adrian Conejo Arias, said.
Father of Liam Conejo Ramos says he continues to suffer after ICE detention release | MPR News
https://www.mprnews.org/story/2026/02/09/father-of-liam-conejo-ramos-says-he-continues-to-suffer-after-ice-detention-release -
Dishes That Impacted Our Lives (Part Two) https://www.diningandcooking.com/2508156/dishes-that-impacted-our-lives-part-two/ #ChefMaltaJoeGauci #Dante'sFire #DishesThatImpactedOurLives #FamilyMeals #Italia #Italian #ItalianFamilyMeals #italiano #italy #KenFoy #LiamMcCarthy #LizzieMead #MaltaJoe’sBakedGoods #MyFirstTime #Renee'sTucson #SilverSeaJewelry #TravisPeters #visitors
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Dishes That Impacted Our Lives (Part Two) https://www.diningandcooking.com/2508156/dishes-that-impacted-our-lives-part-two/ #ChefMaltaJoeGauci #Dante'sFire #DishesThatImpactedOurLives #FamilyMeals #Italia #Italian #ItalianFamilyMeals #italiano #italy #KenFoy #LiamMcCarthy #LizzieMead #MaltaJoe’sBakedGoods #MyFirstTime #Renee'sTucson #SilverSeaJewelry #TravisPeters #visitors
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Nicole Labrenee Doog a Alex Labretti byli bezdůvodně zastřeleni příslušníky ICE v lednu 2026 v Minneapolis. | Nicole Labrenee Doog and Alex Labretti were shot by ICE officers in January 2026 in Minneapolis.
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#matylda #labrador #labradosti #joybrador #labradorretriever #labradors #brownlabrador #blacklabrador #labradorlove #lovelabrador #labdogs #doglovers #labrador_lovers #blackbrador #lovebrador #renee #alexpretti #minneapolis -
⭕ #ÉTATS‑UNIS « Il y a malheureusement des milliers d’interventions policières chaque année où des personnes sont blessées par balle. Le département des droits civiques du ministère de la Justice n’enquête pas sur chacune de ces fusillades » #Todd_Blanche à propos de la manifestante #Renee #Good.
RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:2cte4wipyk47qjujtxrskqcx/post/3mdof36bar22s -
Leaders urge LGBTQ+ Ohioans to protest ICE at national general strike rallies across the state
‘Queer people need to show up because this is all connected.’
Archive: ia: https://s.faithcollapsing.com/97txe
https://thebuckeyeflame.com/2026/01/29/leaders-urge-lgbtq-ohioans-to-protest-ice-at-national-general-strike-rally/#cleveland #demonstration #general-strike #i.c.e. #ice #immigration #immigration-customs-and-enforcement #minneapolis #minnesota #policy-legislation #public-square #renee-good #strike #ucc #united-church-of-christ -
Leaders urge LGBTQ+ Ohioans to protest ICE at national general strike rallies across the state
‘Queer people need to show up because this is all connected.’
Archive: ia: https://s.faithcollapsing.com/97txe
https://thebuckeyeflame.com/2026/01/29/leaders-urge-lgbtq-ohioans-to-protest-ice-at-national-general-strike-rally/#cleveland #demonstration #general-strike #i.c.e. #ice #immigration #immigration-customs-and-enforcement #minneapolis #minnesota #policy-legislation #public-square #renee-good #strike #ucc #united-church-of-christ -
He will. So what? Is Obama more important than #Renee or #Alex? Is this a nation of, by, and for the people, or is it a nation of important faces? Renee's was blown off by the United States government that left us the moment the ink was dry on the #CitizensUnited decision. It shoots us in the face and back without trial. It gave itself dictatorial powers. It is unstoppable.
#America #UnitedStates #Republicans #Democrats #SCOTUS #Congress
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He will. So what? Is Obama more important than #Renee or #Alex? Is this a nation of, by, and for the people, or is it a nation of important faces? Renee's was blown off by the United States government that left us the moment the ink was dry on the #CitizensUnited decision. It shoots us in the face and back without trial. It gave itself dictatorial powers. It is unstoppable.
#America #UnitedStates #Republicans #Democrats #SCOTUS #Congress
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While there is no sign the aggressive tactics used by immigration enforcement are coming to an end,
#Jacob #Frey, the mayor of Minneapolis said the administration will begin to ✅ scale back the number of federal agents in Minneapolis starting on Tuesday,
as Trump and his team soften their harsh rhetoric about the incident.Trump said earlier on Monday that his administration was reviewing the shooting of #Alex #Pretti, a 37-year-old VA nurse,
and that he would send “border czar” #Tom #Homan to Minnesota.
Frey said he planned to meet with Homan on Tuesday to “further discuss next steps”.That marks a departure in the White House’s vehement claims about protesters in Minnesota,
including #Renee #Good, who was killed by an ICE agent earlier this month as she attempted to drive away from federal officers.🙏🏻A federal judge also heard arguments on Monday about whether to end the federal officer surge in Minneapolis, but a ruling was not expected imminently.
Trump’s ICE crackdown faces reckoning in wake of Alex Pretti shooting
The Trump administration is facing criticism from all sides over the shootings and upscaled enforcement.
The #NRA attacked the suggestion by a Trump-appointed federal prosecutor that armed protest creates “a high likelihood” that federal agents “will be legally justified” to shoot protesters.
Minnesota's governor #Tim #Walz described comments from the homeland security secretary, Kristi Noem,
the senior border patrol official Greg Bovino
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While there is no sign the aggressive tactics used by immigration enforcement are coming to an end,
#Jacob #Frey, the mayor of Minneapolis said the administration will begin to ✅ scale back the number of federal agents in Minneapolis starting on Tuesday,
as Trump and his team soften their harsh rhetoric about the incident.Trump said earlier on Monday that his administration was reviewing the shooting of #Alex #Pretti, a 37-year-old VA nurse,
and that he would send “border czar” #Tom #Homan to Minnesota.
Frey said he planned to meet with Homan on Tuesday to “further discuss next steps”.That marks a departure in the White House’s vehement claims about protesters in Minnesota,
including #Renee #Good, who was killed by an ICE agent earlier this month as she attempted to drive away from federal officers.🙏🏻A federal judge also heard arguments on Monday about whether to end the federal officer surge in Minneapolis, but a ruling was not expected imminently.
Trump’s ICE crackdown faces reckoning in wake of Alex Pretti shooting
The Trump administration is facing criticism from all sides over the shootings and upscaled enforcement.
The #NRA attacked the suggestion by a Trump-appointed federal prosecutor that armed protest creates “a high likelihood” that federal agents “will be legally justified” to shoot protesters.
Minnesota's governor #Tim #Walz described comments from the homeland security secretary, Kristi Noem,
the senior border patrol official Greg Bovino
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The Minnesota man who was killed by federal agents on Saturday has been identified as #Alex #Pretti, 37, a registered nurse working in the intensive care unit at the Minneapolis VA Health Care System, which serves veterans.
It’s the second fatal shooting this month in Minneapolis, Minnesota, in addition to another non-fatal shooting, amid a major crackdown in Minnesota by federal agents.
Pretti attended nursing school at the University of Minnesota, where he was also a junior scientist beginning in 2012, according to his LinkedIn profile.“He wanted to help people,” said Dimitri Drekonja, chief of infectious diseases at the VA hospital and professor of medicine at the University of Minnesota, who worked with Pretti at the hospital and on a research project.
“He was a super nice, super helpful guy – looked after his patients. I’m just stunned.”
He described Pretti as an “outstanding” nurse and a hard worker, quick with a joke and an “infectious” spirit
. “He was such a good dude,” Drekonja told the Guardian.
“I just love working with him.”Michael Pretti, Alex’s father, echoed Drekonja’s assessment, describing his son to the Associated Press as someone who
“cared about people deeply and he was very upset with what was happening in Minneapolis and throughout the United States with ICE, as millions of other people are upset.”“He felt that doing the protesting was a way to express that, you know, his care for others,” the elder Pretti said.
Pretti’s father confirmed to the AP that his son had participated in protests following the killing of #Renee #Good by a US Immigration and Customs Law Enforcement officer earlier this month.
Videos circulating online on Saturday show Pretti
directing traffic and filming federal agents,
his right hand holding up his phone
and his left hand empty.Another video shows him being wrestled to the ground by several law enforcement officers
before appearing to be shot several times.At least two officers can be seen with their weapons drawn.
Other videos show Pretti seemingly coming to the defense of a legal observer who was shoved to the ground by a federal officer.
That officer then sprays Pretti with a chemical agent, repeatedly,
before tackling him to the street along with other agents.As at least five agents surround Pretti on the ground, one appears to fire a shot at him at close range,
followed by a volley of more shots, after which his body goes still.“From what I can see, he was trying to help pull someone away, which is just totally in character for him,” Drekonja said.
Police chief Brian O’Hara later said during a press conference on Saturday that Pretti’s only known previous interaction with law enforcement was for traffic tickets.
O’Hara also noted Pretti was “a lawful gun owner with a permit to carry”.Pretti’s parents, who live in Wisconsin, told the AP that during a recent conversation with their son, they warned him about being careful during protests.
“We had this discussion with him two weeks ago or so, you know, that go ahead and protest, but do not engage, do not do anything stupid, basically,” Michael Pretti said.
“And he said he knows that. He knew that.”When Pretti was in nursing school, Drekonja hired him to help support a study on preventing C diff, a devastating bacterial infection.
“He was instrumental in completing our trial,”
Drekonja said.
“He was always asking the rest of the team what he could do. He was always trying to do what he could to free up space for others.”Pretti obtained his nursing license in 2021, and it was active through 2026. He also assisted on research in 2016.
The Minnesota Organization of Registered Nurses (MNORN) released a statement about Pretti’s death Saturday afternoon:
“Today, our nursing community is grieving.
We have lost a fellow registered nurse to an act of violence connected to immigration enforcement.
Regardless of where each of us stands on the issues surrounding this moment, the loss of a nurse, a caregiver, a colleague, a human being cuts us deeply.“This message is not about politics. It is about mourning a life taken too soon and honoring the calling we all share.
As nurses, we understand loss in a way others may not understand.
We know how quickly life can change, how fragile safety can feel, and how pain reaches far beyond one individual to families, coworkers, patients, and communities.
When one nurse is lost, all of us feel it.”Pretti loved mountain biking,
and he and Drekonja always talked about biking together on the trails they both frequented.
“He found humor in life,
and that’s what’s just so sad about seeing this,”
Drekonja said.
“It’s just a huge tragedy -
The Minnesota man who was killed by federal agents on Saturday has been identified as #Alex #Pretti, 37, a registered nurse working in the intensive care unit at the Minneapolis VA Health Care System, which serves veterans.
It’s the second fatal shooting this month in Minneapolis, Minnesota, in addition to another non-fatal shooting, amid a major crackdown in Minnesota by federal agents.
Pretti attended nursing school at the University of Minnesota, where he was also a junior scientist beginning in 2012, according to his LinkedIn profile.“He wanted to help people,” said Dimitri Drekonja, chief of infectious diseases at the VA hospital and professor of medicine at the University of Minnesota, who worked with Pretti at the hospital and on a research project.
“He was a super nice, super helpful guy – looked after his patients. I’m just stunned.”
He described Pretti as an “outstanding” nurse and a hard worker, quick with a joke and an “infectious” spirit
. “He was such a good dude,” Drekonja told the Guardian.
“I just love working with him.”Michael Pretti, Alex’s father, echoed Drekonja’s assessment, describing his son to the Associated Press as someone who
“cared about people deeply and he was very upset with what was happening in Minneapolis and throughout the United States with ICE, as millions of other people are upset.”“He felt that doing the protesting was a way to express that, you know, his care for others,” the elder Pretti said.
Pretti’s father confirmed to the AP that his son had participated in protests following the killing of #Renee #Good by a US Immigration and Customs Law Enforcement officer earlier this month.
Videos circulating online on Saturday show Pretti
directing traffic and filming federal agents,
his right hand holding up his phone
and his left hand empty.Another video shows him being wrestled to the ground by several law enforcement officers
before appearing to be shot several times.At least two officers can be seen with their weapons drawn.
Other videos show Pretti seemingly coming to the defense of a legal observer who was shoved to the ground by a federal officer.
That officer then sprays Pretti with a chemical agent, repeatedly,
before tackling him to the street along with other agents.As at least five agents surround Pretti on the ground, one appears to fire a shot at him at close range,
followed by a volley of more shots, after which his body goes still.“From what I can see, he was trying to help pull someone away, which is just totally in character for him,” Drekonja said.
Police chief Brian O’Hara later said during a press conference on Saturday that Pretti’s only known previous interaction with law enforcement was for traffic tickets.
O’Hara also noted Pretti was “a lawful gun owner with a permit to carry”.Pretti’s parents, who live in Wisconsin, told the AP that during a recent conversation with their son, they warned him about being careful during protests.
“We had this discussion with him two weeks ago or so, you know, that go ahead and protest, but do not engage, do not do anything stupid, basically,” Michael Pretti said.
“And he said he knows that. He knew that.”When Pretti was in nursing school, Drekonja hired him to help support a study on preventing C diff, a devastating bacterial infection.
“He was instrumental in completing our trial,”
Drekonja said.
“He was always asking the rest of the team what he could do. He was always trying to do what he could to free up space for others.”Pretti obtained his nursing license in 2021, and it was active through 2026. He also assisted on research in 2016.
The Minnesota Organization of Registered Nurses (MNORN) released a statement about Pretti’s death Saturday afternoon:
“Today, our nursing community is grieving.
We have lost a fellow registered nurse to an act of violence connected to immigration enforcement.
Regardless of where each of us stands on the issues surrounding this moment, the loss of a nurse, a caregiver, a colleague, a human being cuts us deeply.“This message is not about politics. It is about mourning a life taken too soon and honoring the calling we all share.
As nurses, we understand loss in a way others may not understand.
We know how quickly life can change, how fragile safety can feel, and how pain reaches far beyond one individual to families, coworkers, patients, and communities.
When one nurse is lost, all of us feel it.”Pretti loved mountain biking,
and he and Drekonja always talked about biking together on the trails they both frequented.
“He found humor in life,
and that’s what’s just so sad about seeing this,”
Drekonja said.
“It’s just a huge tragedy -
Minnesota Timberwolves game against Warriors postponed by NBA https://www.rawchili.com/nba/558546/ #Basketball #Charania #federal #GoldenState #GoldenStateWarriors #GoldenState #GoldenStateWarriors #good #ice #Minnesota #NBA #officers #postpone #renee #shams #shooting #Timberwolves #Warriors
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Following the invasion of 3000 ICE officers,
everyday Minnesotans are pouring into #rapid #response networks and scouring their neighborhoods
—even in 20-degree weather before the sun has come up.“I’m being tailed by a car I think is ICE,
I can make out two masked individuals through the tinted windshield,” someone says.The call goes quiet for a few seconds.
“I’m being pulled over.”Dispatch chimes in:
“Stay unmuted,
turn down your volume so they don’t hear the call,
everyone else please stay on mute.”We hear banging,
then something shatters.“ICE just smashed their window,”
our driver explains calmly,
decelerating ahead of a red light.We are shocked,
but this is a regular occurrence.Everyone on the call keeps their cool.
We have heard stories from rapid responders about ICE tailing them,
boxing them in,
smashing their car windows,
pepper-spraying them,
holding them at gun point,
shooting out their tires,
detaining them.Some responders have been taken to the regional ICE headquarters,
the #Whipple building.Others have been driven to the other side of the city
and thrown out of the vehicle, ❄️alone in the cold.Their cars have been left running in the road.
The responders tell us all these stories in passing,
quickly returning focus to the work that is to be done.Of course, ICE has done worse than this, too.
ICE agent Jonathan Ross shot and killed #Renee #Good as she was trying to drive away.
A week later, as ICE agents were pursuing someone,
they shot live ammunition at a house with a family in it, hitting #Julio #Sosa-#Celis in the leg.But when you ask patrollers what they want people to know about what’s happening in their city, they barely mention the broken windows and bruises.
They describe the feeling of connection and solidarity filling the streets.
They make ❤️hearts with their hands from car to car, they blow kisses.
They make dinners for one another,
they drop off groceries for undocumented families that have been locked inside their homes for weeks.They tell us about how, when a skirmish broke out on a busy road,
an entire café full of people stood up as one,
dropping what they were doing to run towards the sound.We hear again and again about their deep love for the community in the Twin Cities and for their neighbors.
Every day, people who never imagined themselves fighting ICE are participating in bold combative actions
https://crimethinc.com/2026/01/21/from-rapid-response-to-revolutionary-social-change-the-potential-of-the-rapid-response-networks -
Following the invasion of 3000 ICE officers,
everyday Minnesotans are pouring into #rapid #response networks and scouring their neighborhoods
—even in 20-degree weather before the sun has come up.“I’m being tailed by a car I think is ICE,
I can make out two masked individuals through the tinted windshield,” someone says.The call goes quiet for a few seconds.
“I’m being pulled over.”Dispatch chimes in:
“Stay unmuted,
turn down your volume so they don’t hear the call,
everyone else please stay on mute.”We hear banging,
then something shatters.“ICE just smashed their window,”
our driver explains calmly,
decelerating ahead of a red light.We are shocked,
but this is a regular occurrence.Everyone on the call keeps their cool.
We have heard stories from rapid responders about ICE tailing them,
boxing them in,
smashing their car windows,
pepper-spraying them,
holding them at gun point,
shooting out their tires,
detaining them.Some responders have been taken to the regional ICE headquarters,
the #Whipple building.Others have been driven to the other side of the city
and thrown out of the vehicle, ❄️alone in the cold.Their cars have been left running in the road.
The responders tell us all these stories in passing,
quickly returning focus to the work that is to be done.Of course, ICE has done worse than this, too.
ICE agent Jonathan Ross shot and killed #Renee #Good as she was trying to drive away.
A week later, as ICE agents were pursuing someone,
they shot live ammunition at a house with a family in it, hitting #Julio #Sosa-#Celis in the leg.But when you ask patrollers what they want people to know about what’s happening in their city, they barely mention the broken windows and bruises.
They describe the feeling of connection and solidarity filling the streets.
They make ❤️hearts with their hands from car to car, they blow kisses.
They make dinners for one another,
they drop off groceries for undocumented families that have been locked inside their homes for weeks.They tell us about how, when a skirmish broke out on a busy road,
an entire café full of people stood up as one,
dropping what they were doing to run towards the sound.We hear again and again about their deep love for the community in the Twin Cities and for their neighbors.
Every day, people who never imagined themselves fighting ICE are participating in bold combative actions
https://crimethinc.com/2026/01/21/from-rapid-response-to-revolutionary-social-change-the-potential-of-the-rapid-response-networks -
A New Hampshire Episcopal bishop's stark warning to his clergy is resonating across the nation, drawing fervent praise from some and rebukes from others.
#Bishop #Rob #Hirschfeld was one of several community and faith leaders gathered in Concord, N.H., for a vigil for #Renee #Good just days after she was fatally shot by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent in Minneapolis.
Hirschfeld called out the
"cruelty, the injustice and the horror … unleashed in Minneapolis,"
and warned his clergy to prepare for
⭐️ "a new era of martyrdom."🔥"I've asked them to get their affairs in order to make sure they have their wills written,"
he said,
"because it may be that now is no longer the time for statements,
💥but for us with our bodies to stand between the powers of this world and the most vulnerable."Hirschfeld's comments quickly went viral.
The Reverend Jason Wells,
a community organizer who regularly prays outside ICE offices, said he and many others took it as a great relief
– and a validation of sorts
– to hear the bishop speaking openly about the mounting anxiety felt by faith leaders around the nation
who've been stepping up their public prayers and protests against ICE,
and getting pelted with #pepper #rounds,
#roughed #up and #arrested."People feel like he's giving voice to a feeling in the pit of their stomach about what is going on,"
said Wells.🔸"It's a relief to hear him naming a concern that I've had on my mind for a while."
The Reverend Betsy Hess of St. Barnabas Episcopal Church in Berlin, N.H. added her voice to the chorus of "amens"
and immediately emailed the bishop to thank him.Hess believes clergy "need to quit just being polite Episcopalians,
and get out there and do stuff."But exactly what she would do,
and what level of risk she's willing to take,
is something she's still figuring out."It used to be that …
you might go to jail,
and now you might get shot!So it makes us need to be a lot more brave," she said.
"I hope I would be brave,
but I can't promise that I would be able to.But definitely, it's time to move beyond
'I won't do anything that has any risk whatsoever.'"Others, however, took issue with the bishop's words.
"My initial reaction is 'Oh boy, this isn't diffusing tension at all.
This feels like a war cry,"
said the Reverend Tom Gartin"I didn't sign up to be a martyr," he said.
https://www.npr.org/2026/01/18/nx-s1-5678579/ice-clashes-new-hampshire-bishop-urges-clergy-prepare-wills -
A New Hampshire Episcopal bishop's stark warning to his clergy is resonating across the nation, drawing fervent praise from some and rebukes from others.
#Bishop #Rob #Hirschfeld was one of several community and faith leaders gathered in Concord, N.H., for a vigil for #Renee #Good just days after she was fatally shot by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent in Minneapolis.
Hirschfeld called out the
"cruelty, the injustice and the horror … unleashed in Minneapolis,"
and warned his clergy to prepare for
⭐️ "a new era of martyrdom."🔥"I've asked them to get their affairs in order to make sure they have their wills written,"
he said,
"because it may be that now is no longer the time for statements,
💥but for us with our bodies to stand between the powers of this world and the most vulnerable."Hirschfeld's comments quickly went viral.
The Reverend Jason Wells,
a community organizer who regularly prays outside ICE offices, said he and many others took it as a great relief
– and a validation of sorts
– to hear the bishop speaking openly about the mounting anxiety felt by faith leaders around the nation
who've been stepping up their public prayers and protests against ICE,
and getting pelted with #pepper #rounds,
#roughed #up and #arrested."People feel like he's giving voice to a feeling in the pit of their stomach about what is going on,"
said Wells.🔸"It's a relief to hear him naming a concern that I've had on my mind for a while."
The Reverend Betsy Hess of St. Barnabas Episcopal Church in Berlin, N.H. added her voice to the chorus of "amens"
and immediately emailed the bishop to thank him.Hess believes clergy "need to quit just being polite Episcopalians,
and get out there and do stuff."But exactly what she would do,
and what level of risk she's willing to take,
is something she's still figuring out."It used to be that …
you might go to jail,
and now you might get shot!So it makes us need to be a lot more brave," she said.
"I hope I would be brave,
but I can't promise that I would be able to.But definitely, it's time to move beyond
'I won't do anything that has any risk whatsoever.'"Others, however, took issue with the bishop's words.
"My initial reaction is 'Oh boy, this isn't diffusing tension at all.
This feels like a war cry,"
said the Reverend Tom Gartin"I didn't sign up to be a martyr," he said.
https://www.npr.org/2026/01/18/nx-s1-5678579/ice-clashes-new-hampshire-bishop-urges-clergy-prepare-wills -
Legendary rocker
#Bruce #Springsteen delivered an impassioned condemnation of the Trump administration's immigration enforcement
during a surprise 75-minute performance Saturday night
at the "Light of Day" benefit concert in Red Bank, New Jersey.Springsteen dedicated his 1978 anthem "The Promised Land" to #Renee #Nicole #Good, a mother of three and American citizen who was fatally shot by ICE officer Jonathan Ross in Minneapolis on January 7.
The singer slammed the administration's
"#gestapo #tactics" and echoed Democratic Minneapolis Mayor #Jacob #Frey's call for ICE agents to leave the city, telling the sold-out crowd of approximately 1,500 at the Count Basie Center for the Arts that
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Over the past six months, per federal procurement records reviewed by The Lever,
a variety of shadowy private security and weapons firms have been tapped to provide firearms and combat training to Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) snipers and special response teams
— several of which had never before received any federal contracts.#Jonathan #Ross, the ICE agent who killed 37-year-old legal observer #Renee #Good in Minnesota last week,
was a 10-year veteran of an ICE "special response team",
the agency’s equivalent of a SWAT team.
Good’s killing has sparked nationwide unrest and scrutiny of ICE’s increasingly violent tactics.The firms that have won valuable contracts under the Trump administration to train officers like Ross
include a Texas armed security company,
a politically connected sniper firm in Florida,
and a shadowy tactical training company in Virginia.
One, #Target #Down #Group, is owned by the brother of Rep. Nick LaLota (R-N.Y.), as Wired reported in September.These firms are among the many private entities
-- alongside private prison companies and social media surveillance firms
-- lining up for their cut of the Trump administration’s #deportation #spending #blitz,
💥which nearly tripled ICE’s annual budget with the enactment of the GOP’s One Big Beautiful Bill in July.💥ICE’s workforce has ballooned by 120 percent sinceDonald Trump’s inauguration
amid an unprecedented hiring frenzy.
🆘 The agency has slashed its training requirements and loosened hiring standards to hire as many new recruits as possible.The new contracts with little-known companies that advertise training in
“advanced techniques once exclusive to military protection units,”
are another window into the ongoing ❌militarization of ICE,
a subagency of the Department of Homeland Security.ICE has long deployed tanks and specialized tactical units in the course of immigration enforcement.
But the agency is now spending more than ever before on munitions and military equipment to outfit its officers.
The consequences of this spending spree, in the view of many people who have taken to the streets in Minneapolis and around the country,
were seen in the killing of Good
and, a day later, the shooting of two people during a traffic stop by ICE.A Bloomberg report last month found that ICE spent nearly
$140 million on weapons and ammunition in the final weeks of the 2025 fiscal year,
buying from some vendors that had previously worked primarily with the Pentagon.
(A single vendor, #Lionheart #Alliance, received a $49 million contract last month to provide tactical gear like ballistic helmets to ICE.)Most new ICE recruits go through several weeks of routine training at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Brunswick, Georgia.
Five hours away at the Fort Benning U.S. Army base, near Columbus,
ICE conducts more specialized tactical training for its elite units.
As ICE’s special response teams have expanded, so has its programming at the military base.ICE also rents firing ranges around the country for its agents;
ICE spends the second-highest amount of money on gun-range contracts in Minnesota, behind Texas.ICE’s training methods at Fort Benning have come under scrutiny before.
In 2019, under the first Trump administration, the agency inked a contract with military contractor #Strategic #Operations, #Inc.
to build out its “tactical operations complex” at the military base,
including a “hyper realistic” replica of a home in Arizona
and an apartment complex in Chicago in order to train its agents for supposed “#urban #warfare.”Strategic Operations, Inc. received a subsequent $975,000 contract from ICE in 2024
for another
“modular training structure” at
#Fort #Benning, procurement records show.https://www.levernews.com/shadow-contractors-are-training-ices-attack-teams/
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Renee Good Plakat:
(via https://de.indymedia.org/node/621584)Stets aktuelle Infos aus den Faschistischen Staaten: https://crimethinc.com/
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A federal officer has 💥shot a second person in Minneapolis,
-- just days after Trump immigration hawk
#Stephen #Miller told ICE agents that they have
❌“federal immunity” to act as they like
— and that anyone obstructing them will face prosecution from the federal government.In a Fox News segment shared by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) on X,
⚠️ Miller falsely said that it was a “felony” to obstruct
or even so much as touch
an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer while they’re on duty.He repeated claims like Vice President #JD #Vance’s assertion that officers are “protected by absolute immunity”
that have been roundly debunked by legal experts.“Anybody who lays a hand on you or tries to stop you or tries to obstruct you is committing a felony.
You have immunity to perform your duties, and no one
— no city official,
no state official,
no illegal alien,
no leftist agitator or domestic insurrectionist
— can prevent you from fulfilling your legal obligations and duties,” Miller said.#Renee #Good’s killing has spurred the Trump administration to try to empower ICE agents to be even more violent and repressive
-- with comments like Miller’s suggesting that ICE officers can act however they please and get the full backing of the federal government.Legal experts have said that this is bogus.
However, the Trump administration has carried out many illegal actions without consequence,
-- and federal agents have already been acting like they have immunity in conducting their horrific crackdowns and disappearances across the country.
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New polling indicates that
✅a majority of Americans believe the killing of Minneapolis resident #Renee #Nicole #Good by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent
💥was not justified, and
💥do not trust the federal government to conduct its own investigation into the matter.A CNN/SSRS poll published on Wednesday shows that
👉 52 percent of Americans believe that the Trump administration’s efforts to deport “immigrants living in the United States illegally” have gone too far.
In a separate question,
👉58 percent of Americans said they disapprove of Donald Trump’s performance on the issue of #immigration,
👉while only 42 percent said they approve
— a -16-point net approval rating,
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The murder of #Renee #Good last week by an ICE agent in Minneapolis
— and the quick reaction by Trump administration officials to declare the agent a #hero and Ms. Good a #villain
— has put a new focus on whether federal agents enforcing Trump’s deportation drive have been properly prepared for confrontations on city streets.
The response from Trump and his top lieutenants to the execution has also underscored how they have embraced what is supposed to be a last resort under the written standards: using lethal force in self-defense.
Rather than encourage agents to de-escalate combustible encounters, as the agency guidelines emphasize,
Trump and his lieutenants have provided tacit approval for shooting anyone in the facehttps://www.nytimes.com/live/2026/01/15/us/trump-news/trump-ice-immunity?smid=nytcore-ios-share
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@pluralistic ...but ALMOST HALF (47%) of white people in the US thought the shooting, by an armed thug, of a peaceful unarmed woman civilian was 'justified'.
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I was thinking about how much the murder of Renee Good hurts us, and I wanted to post something asking people to try to hold that pain and imagine it multiplied by hundreds of thousands. It's almost inconceivable. We experience an overload and can't think of large numbers as being representative of individual lives, each of which was as special as Renee was to her family. The scope of loss is too much and our minds refuse to process it.
This is what's happening with the genocide in Gaza. As bad as it is here, they've got it worse than us.
I got stuck on the question of how to present a number for you to consider. Saying "60,000 or more" honors the undercount and relegates a shocking number of victims to non-existence, not even worth counting in the abstract, and I couldn't do that.
I read a piece on Aljazeera today that helps to frame the problem:
https://www.aljazeera.com/opinions/2026/1/14/iran-gaza-and-the-politics-of-counting-the-dead
For a broader perspective and more sources, search for "genocide undercount" on DuckDuckGo.
We need to push for an end to Israeli violence in Palestine every bit as much as we need to push for justice for Renee. The way we see ICE treating people in America is what Palestinians have been enduring longer than most of us have been alive.
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The Justice Department refuses to open a criminal civil rights investigation into the killing of a woman by a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer in Minneapolis.
The decision to keep the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division out of the investigation into the fatal shooting of #Renee #Good marks a sharp departure from past administrations,
which have moved quickly to probe shootings of civilians by law enforcement officials for potential civil rights offenses.On Tuesday, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche said in a statement that
“there is currently no basis for a criminal civil rights investigation.”The statement,
first reported by CNN,
did not elaborate on how the department had reached a conclusion that no investigation was warranted
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#Bellingcat looked at five videos filmed during the #Renee #Good murder,
including one apparently from the phone of #Jonathan #Ross,
the ICE agent who shot and killed Good.While each video alone provides valuable information, the five together provide a fuller picture of the situation as it unfolded.
Synced Overview
One of the ways to visualise the full incident was by tracking the movements of the key players on an overview map,
which Bellingcat did shortly after the incident on Jan. 7.
Using eyewitness video shared by Daniel Suitor on Bluesky we tracked the movements of federal agents at the scene
– including Ross as he moved around the street.
The video also captured the position and movements of Good’s vehicle before, during and after the shots were fired.Another video, filmed by a bystander and later shared by the Minnesota Reformer,
shows a closer view of Ross’ movements in the moments immediately before the shooting.In the video, Ross can be seen with his phone in his left hand filming Good
before he pulls his gun out of its holster with his right hand.Roughly one second elapses before he fires the first round through Good’s front window.
Two more shots follow.
A still from that same video captures Ross as he walks past in the seconds after the shooting.
A video app can be seen open in the federal agent’s phone.
Agent’s PhoneOn Jan. 9, a video filmed by Ross was published on X by a conservative news outlet called Alpha News.
By syncing this video up with the other four available videos,
it was possible to observe more of what occurred,
including from Ross’ rough perspective.However, it is important to note that Ross was holding the phone slightly away from his body,
so what appears in the video would be marginally different to what would have been his line of sight.In the footage,
Good can be seen backing up before veering to the right
as Ross and the camera move to her left.It is not clear from this footage exactly how close the car came to Ross,
as the cellphone points up and away as the vehicle moves forward.Someone can be heard saying “whoa” before gunshots are heard.
An angle captured from down the street
– which some have suggested shows Ross being hit by the vehicle
– does appear to show the vehicle pass close to the agent as he fires.However, the close-up video shared by the Minnesota Reformer shows Ross moving out of the way and to the side of the vehicle as he fires.
Another video published by CNN shows a head-on view of the incident from surveillance footage.
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Today in Bloomington, Indiana (sorry for the lower quality - I altered the image to censor out faces) #ice #renee #good #reneegood #fightfascism #uspolitics
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State and local leaders say
💥they do not believe that the #FBI #investigation of the shooting death of #Renee #Nicole #Good will be fair and impartial,-- and are sounding alarms about the impact of federal officials
🆘 holding onto evidence in a potential prosecution of the ICE agent who killed her.Minnesota’s lead investigative agency,
the "Bureau of Criminal Apprehension" ( #BCA ),
initially began investigating the shooting in conjunction with the FBI.But the BCA issued a statement Thursday morning saying that
“the US attorney’s office had reversed course:
the investigation would now be led solely by the FBI,
and the BCA would no longer have access to the case materials,
scene evidence or investigative interviews necessary to complete a thorough and independent investigation”.Hennepin county attorney
#Mary #Moriarty,
an elected Democrat and the county’s prosecutor, clarified at a press conference Friday that
the BCA
– which was established in 1927
– has a very high investigative standard
💥and that this standard can’t be met when the organization doesn’t have access to all the evidence.
It does not preclude an investigation, she said.
But a lack of access to evidence hampers the investigation.“When the BCA came to the scene,
the evidence had been taken by the FBI,” she said.
“They collected the car and took it wherever the BCA does not have access to the car.
And the problem isn’t that the FBI took the car,
it’s that the BCA doesn’t have access to the car, or right now,
even access to the #forensic #evaluation that happens as a result of the investigation with that car.”
