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They say they’re monitoring ICE arrests. Feds say they’re breaking the law.

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Activists in Minneapolis and elsewhere are monitoring ICE activities and are drawing new attention after an officer fatally shot Renée Good. Volunteers, trained as legal observers, aim to document and deter aggressive tactics by federal agents. The Trump administration accuses these groups of endangering law enforcement. Despite risks, activists continue their efforts, believing they provide a public service by alerting communities to ICE presence.

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