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Minneapolis: ICE agent fatally shoots woman

A federal ICE operation in Minneapolis ended with an agent fatally shooting a woman identified as Renee Nicole Good, video from multiple angles has circulated, and city and state leaders have braced for protests and formal investigations

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66 - Number of international organizations the United States will withdraw from

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"Get the f**k out of Minneapolis" — Jacob Frey

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