 MINNEAPOLIS TONIGHT: Tear gas blasted outside the site of ICE operations at Fort Snelling. It is the long time site of the removal and genocide of Dakota people. During the ICE raids this week, Jose Roberto Ramirez, was held here. Jose was beaten in the face for no reason during his arrest. The four Oglala Lakota arrested in the ICE raids have not been located. All five are U.S. citizens. Ford Fischer reports tonight: "NOW: Federal agents deploy tear gas and sting balls against activists attempting to hold space on the street outside Whipple Building where ICE operations based here in Minneapolis." https://x.com/i/status/2010517949073740211 .jpg) |
| Protests continue in Minneapolis as ICE and U.S. Border Patrol agents target people of color with illegal brutal arrests and excessive force. ICE murdered Renee Nicole Good, legal observer and mother, on Wednesday. Photo credit: Minneapolis Star Tribune Chaos in Minneapolis and St. Paul as ICE Terrorizes Communities: Women of Color Targeted |
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| U.S. Border Patrol agents terrified the community, while breaking the window of a man at a gas station in St. Paul, dragging him out of his car, and firing pepper balls at community members. Video by Ford Fischer. https://www.facebook.com/reel/892153203204373 By Brenda Norrell, Censored News, Jan. 11, 2026 Chaos is sweeping through Minneapolis and St. Paul, as out-of-control ICE and U.S. Border Patrol agents brutally arrest community members, break in doors, terrify children in homes, and pepper spray community members. Native American women, and all women of color are being targeted in Minneapolis and other cities in the U.S., as the violent sweeps continue with disregard to whether people are U.S. citizens. |
