It is Sunday, January the 11th.

Protesters plan to take to the streets again today as Americans continue to call for accountability for the death of Renee Good, who was shot by an ice officer in Minneapolis on Wednesday.

Organizers have called for a weekend of action. They've called on

people to mobilize, to march and rally, attend vigils, participate in other community-based events.

This afternoon, protests are scheduled in places like New York City, Dallas, and Tulsa, Oklahoma.

People also took to the streets yesterday in Los Angeles, in Boston, Washington, D.C., and, of course,

in Minneapolis, where protests have beenC., and, of course, in Minneapolis,

where protests have been ongoing since the shooting on Wednesday.

Thousands of protesters marched out in the snow yesterday afternoon in the neighborhood and around

Powderhorn Park. And still more people paid respect to Renee Good during a vigil at the

site of the shooting. Minneapolis is currently the prime target of the Trump administration's divisive mass

deportation operations. Despite the widespread outcry over the shooting and ISIS's

aggressive tactics, the Department of Homeland Security has doubled down, both in terms of its

operations in Minneapolis and in its campaign to justify the shooting of

Renee Good. On X yesterday, White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt called Renee Good, quote,

a leftist insurrectionist, adding to the other terms like domestic terrorist and deranged

leftist that other Trump administration officials have already used about her.

Very soon, I'm going to tell you what she was really all about.

Meanwhile, Homeland Security's own account published a post last night with a photo of an

airplane on the tarmac with the caption, quote, lawbreakers going wheels up in Minneapolis,

which reportedly signals that they're continuing the deportations.

The Trump administration is also restricting

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