Trump Action Archive

Supporting reports

• "ICE Out For Good Weekend of Action" nationwide protests organized in response to Renee Good's death — Within 48 hours of ICE agent Jonathan Ross's fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis, a coalition of organizations including Indivisible announced a nationwide "ICE Out For Good Weekend of Action." Indivisible reported that over 1,000 vigils, protests, and marches were organized nationwide within 24 hours of the announcement, scheduled for January 10–11, 2026. The coalition framed the weekend as a response to systemic patterns of ICE violence rather than isolated grief.
• 50501 Movement organized nationwide ICE OUT FOR GOOD protests for January 10–11 — The 50501 Movement announced and organized nationwide protests scheduled for January 10–11, 2026 (the weekend of the briefing) under the banner "ICE OUT FOR GOOD" in response to the killing of Renee Nicole Good. The movement provided links for hosting and finding local protests and framed the action as a civil-society response to federal immigration enforcement and the death of an unarmed woman.
• Tens of thousands march through Minneapolis streets during "ICE Out For Good" protests — Minneapolis drew tens of thousands of protesters marching through city streets during the "ICE Out For Good Weekend of Action" on January 10–11, 2026. The scale of participation in Minneapolis and concurrent large protests in Manhattan, North Carolina cities (Durham, Raleigh), and locations from Honolulu, Hawaiʻi to Machias, Maine demonstrated nationwide coordination and reach beyond traditional coastal activist hubs.
• Nationwide "ICE Out for Good" protests organized across US — More than 1,000 protests and vigils were organized across the US on January 10–11 in response to the Minneapolis and Portland shootings. Coordinated by Indivisible, the ACLU, the National Day Laborer Organizing Network, and the 50501 movement, events took place in nearly every state, from Hawaii to Maine. Protesters marched in Manhattan, Tucson, Stuart (Florida), Fairfield (Connecticut), Philadelphia, Durham, Raleigh, and other cities, demanding ICE's removal from communities and justice for Renee Good.
• Protesters demonstrate against ICE brutality nationwide — Protesters took to the streets across the United States to lament the death of Renee Good and demand an end to ICE brutality. According to polling data, ICE's approval rating has plummeted from +16 to -14 over the past year, with 52% of Americans disapproving of ICE and 40% holding a strongly unfavorable opinion, up from 19% in February.
• Protests against Trump policies spread across the country — Protests against Trump's policies and abuses of power are spreading across the country, with significant demonstrations occurring in Minneapolis. MeidasTouch Network partnered with Status Coup to provide live, on-the-ground coverage of the protests.
• Nationwide protests against ICE and Trump administration Venezuela policy — Over one thousand protests occurred across all 50 states on January 11–12, 2026, organized by groups including Indivisible, the ACLU, and the Democratic Socialists of America. Protesters demanded ICE leave U.S. communities and condemned the Trump administration's military intervention in Venezuela, including the seizure of President Nicolás Maduro. Large crowds gathered in Philadelphia, Boston, San Francisco, Portland, and Minneapolis, with tens of thousands marching in Minneapolis.
• Nationwide protests erupt over Renee Good shooting and ICE enforcement — Thousands of protesters took to the streets across the US over the weekend to express outrage over the killing of Renee Good and other recent shootings involving federal immigration enforcement. Major protests occurred in Minneapolis, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Oakland, Berkeley, Salt Lake City, and other cities. In Minneapolis, over 20,000 people have trained as "observers" of enforcement activities since the 2024 election. The mayor noted the "vast majority of community members have demonstrated peacefully," though 30 people were arrested and some protesters were hit with chemical spray.
• Nationwide protests erupt following death of Renee Nicole Good during ICE operation — Tens of thousands of protesters filled streets across Minneapolis, Los Angeles, Austin, Washington D.C., and New York City in response to the death of Renee Nicole Good during an ICE enforcement action. Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey stated the video evidence clearly shows the victim was not a domestic terrorist. Illinois Governor JB Pritzker called for accountability and the resignation or impeachment of Secretary Kristi Noem, alleging ICE and CBP are breaking protocols and using excessive force. The protests represent organized civil resistance to federal immigration enforcement conduct.
• Tens of thousands protested ICE operations in Minneapolis and other cities — Protesters numbering in the tens of thousands participated in "ICE Out For Good" protests and vigils across Minneapolis and other U.S. cities following the fatal shooting of Renee Good by ICE agent Jonathan Ross and a separate Border Patrol shooting in Portland. Events were organized by groups including Indivisible, 50501, the Disappeared in America Campaign, Voto Latino, and the ACLU, aimed at humanizing victims and demanding accountability and transparency from federal law enforcement. Indivisible reported that 67,000 people RSVP'd to attend more than 1,000 protests.
• Community organizes rapid response to ICE enforcement in Minnesota; national weekend of action announced — In response to the HSI enforcement surge in Minneapolis–St. Paul, community organizations rapidly coordinated know-your-rights guidance, trained legal observers, and direct action at enforcement sites. The response scaled nationally, resulting in a weekend of action spanning more than 1,000 events across the country.
• Rally against ICE held in Washington DC — On 15 January 2026, a rally against ICE took place in Washington DC as part of the broader wave of protests following Renee Nicole Good's death. The rally was one of many demonstrations across the country in which thousands of Americans marched with signs and chanted "Abolish ICE," expressing anger over the agency's enforcement practices, custody deaths, and the fatal shooting.
• ICE Allegedly Shoots Protester in Minneapolis — In Minneapolis, a protester was reportedly shot in the leg by ICE agents, according to his pregnant wife's 911 call. The incident occurred as he attempted to flee, and ICE allegedly fired into their house. Additionally, six children were hospitalized after ICE used a flash bang near their car. The situation has escalated tensions, with multiple reporters affected by chemical munitions. This incident is part of broader unrest in the city, with citizens organizing peaceful resistance against what they perceive as state-sponsored violence.
• Over 1,000 protests held nationwide during ICE Out For Good weekend of action — More than 1,000 protests were organized and held nationwide during the ICE Out For Good weekend of action in response to the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good and the escalation of ICE enforcement operations. Minneapolis drew tens of thousands of marchers through city streets. The rapid mobilization occurred within 48 hours and represented coordinated civil-society response to federal enforcement activity.