Name: Minnesota students: fear over how we look/speak as ICE activity spreads
Uploaded: 2026-01-21T22:06:33.000Z
Duration: 2 min 57 s
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I'm a student at the University of Minnesota.

Today is the first day of my last semester, but I'm here.

I'm here at the capital of Minnesota having to figure out how to balance the anxieties that come with being a student and the fear, the fear of being beaten on the way to school.

Because of the way that I look and the way that I speak, it's hard to believe everything that we've gone through here in the state of Minnesota.

But everything, if everything has proven anything, it has proven our resilience and the strength we have shown in our unity.

We have innocent mothers and fathers and our brothers and sisters standing up to the face of these ICE agents who have made it clear that we are all in danger and that no one is safe.

today, because of ICE impeding on my education, I cannot focus on that dream.

Today I'm busy fighting for my freedom and fighting for my safety.

So please join us on January 23rd for the day of Truth and Freedom.

Bring your friends, bring your family, and bring those you love.

Don't go to school, don't go to work, and

don't buy anything because we have to stand up and protect our fourth Amendment right.

End federal funding of ICE and bring justice for the family of Renee Nicole Goode.

My name is Angeline and I will not be sharing my last name out of fear of doxing because I'm part of a mixed status family.

On January 18, a US citizen was pulled into below zero weather in only boxers and Crocs by ICE agents.

He had no criminal record and is described by his family as very sweet and couldn't hurt a fly.

They broke into his house without identification, but

with guns drawn in front of his four year old grandson.

Innocent people are getting arrested in front of high schools, churches, workplaces and from their own homes.

Murdered while saying, I'm not mad at you.

Students of all ages don't feel safe to go to class, let alone go outside in the first place.

I don't feel safe to be in the city I was born and raised in.

The people of Twin Cities are terrified to live their lives.

Jonathan Ross is not being investigated and horrendous racial profiling continues to happen daily in the Twin Cities by ICE endangering countless lives.

This inhumane, cruel and profoundly unjust treatment must end.

Join us on January 23rd to stand up for truth and demand accountability.

Stand up for your neighbors, community, and for yourselves.

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Minnesota students: fear over how we look/speak as ICE activity spreads

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