Do you support Minneapolis leaders demanding ICE agents leave the city after a series of shootings?
ICE Shootings in Minneapolis Spark Outrage and Renewed Calls to End Federal Raids
In January 2026, Minneapolis has become the center of national attention after a series of ICE-involved shootings during federal immigration raids. The most recent shooting on January 24 resulted in the death of a man in south Minneapolis, adding to a string of violent encounters involving Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents. Earlier this month, ICE agent Jonathan Ross fatally shot Renee Nicole Good, a U.S. citizen, sparking protests and political outcry after the Hennepin County Medical Examiner ruled her death a homicide. Another Venezuelan immigrant was wounded in a separate ICE-related shooting on January 14. These events have intensified backlash against "Operation Metro Surge," a Trump-era federal operation targeting undocumented immigrants in sanctuary cities. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and city leaders have condemned the raids and called for ICE's immediate withdrawal. Public protests, economic walkouts, and continued demonstrations highlight growing tensions between federal authority and local governance. As investigations continue, the public remains sharply divided over the presence and actions of ICE in Minneapolis.
Options
- Yes, remove ICE from Minneapolis
- No, ICE is enforcing the law
- Only if investigations prove misconduct
- Not sure