After hundreds of protestors gathered on Saturday around North Texas to oppose ICE, another protest formed at a high-traffic location in Dallas.<\/p>\n
DALLAS \u2014 Protestors opposed to ICE gathered on Sunday on a pedestrian bridge above U.S. 75.\u00a0<\/p>\n
On Sunday, Jan. 11, dozens of people gathered on a pedestrian bridge above U.S. 75 just north of Royal Lane in Dallas, according to Texas Department of Transportation cameras in the area. The protestors displayed a sign that reads “Dallas says ICE out for good.”\u00a0<\/p>\n
The day before, on Saturday, Jan. 10, hundreds of\u00a0people gathered in several North Texas cities<\/a> to join nationwide “ICE out for good” protests. Demonstrators gathered to voice outrage over the death of 37-year-old Ren\u00e9e Nicole Good, a mother and community member who was shot and killed earlier this week during an encounter with ICE in Minnesota.<\/p>\n Federal officials said an ICE agent shot Good after authorities said she used her vehicle as a weapon. President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance\u00a0have said<\/a> the agent acted in self-defense. Local officials in Minnesota say videos from the scene show that agents were “recklessly abusing power.”<\/a><\/p>\n