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Around 2,000 people gathered at Capitol Park on Saturday afternoon in response to the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good by a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent in Minneapolis on Wednesday. “It was great. The turnout was four times as big as we expected, maybe even more. We were very touched that people came so quickly,” said Haru, a volunteer with Indivisible Sacramento. “We are here to express our solidarity with her and mourn her loss,” said Preston Rudy, speaking about Good. Bill Westerfield added, “We’re here to recognize the injustice that was done and to rally people against ICE being out of control in our cities.” The protest was part of the “ICE Out for Good” weekend of action, which included demonstrations across the country on Saturday. Sacramento’s event began and ended at Capitol Park after a march through downtown. Haru described the scene: “We surrounded the entire memorial auditorium and had to keep moving forward because it was full. We took up the whole sidewalk but didn’t want to block it.” Josh Fryday, a candidate for lieutenant governor, said the turnout reflected widespread frustration. “The energy is high because people are fed up. People are fed up with this administration terrorizing our streets, supposedly in the name of public safety. What we’re seeing with ICE and the buildup of this private army has nothing to do with safety; it’s about creating fear. But we’re not going to succumb to fear — that’s why we’re out here today.”#viral #fyp
Around 2,000 people gathered at Capitol Park on Saturday afternoon in response to the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good by a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent in Minneapolis on Wednesday. “It was great. The turnout was four times as big as we expected, maybe even more. We were very touched that people came so quickly,” said Haru, a volunteer with Indivisible Sacramento. “We are here to express our solidarity with her and mourn her loss,” said Preston Rudy, speaking about Good. Bill Westerfield added, “We’re here to recognize the injustice that was done and to rally people against ICE being out of control in our cities.” The protest was part of the “ICE Out for Good” weekend of action, which included demonstrations across the country on Saturday. Sacramento’s event began and ended at Capitol Park after a march through downtown. Haru described the scene: “We surrounded the entire memorial auditorium and had to keep moving forward because it was full. We took up the whole sidewalk but didn’t want to block it.” Josh Fryday, a candidate for lieutenant governor, said the turnout reflected widespread frustration. “The energy is high because people are fed up. People are fed up with this administration terrorizing our streets, supposedly in the name of public safety. What we’re seeing with ICE and the buildup of this private army has nothing to do with safety; it’s about creating fear. But we’re not going to succumb to fear — that’s why we’re out here today.”#viral #fyp

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