The Minneapolis killing reframed ICE as a moral and political problem rather than a policy tool.
The fact that the victim was a U.S. citizen shattered narratives that abuses were isolated to undocumented communities.
For many Americans, the incident exposed vulnerabilities in federal power previously ignored.
Protests spread nationwide, uniting immigrant rights activists, civil liberties groups, and ordinary citizens.
Vigils honored Renee Good not only as a victim, but as a symbol of systemic failure.
Her name became a rallying cry echoed across city squares and social media feeds.
As outrage grew, political pressure intensified, forcing candidates and incumbents to take clear positions.
Silence was no longer an option. Continue reading…
