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‘I Was Scared.’ Minneapolis Anti-Violence Workers Enter ‘Trauma Season’ Still Reeling From ICE Shootings.
Minneapolis anti-violence workers, including Connie Rhodes and Lenise Holliman from Restoration Inc., responded to a January shooting involving federal agents, enduring tear gas and flash bangs during a chaotic encounter. The incident followed the fatal shooting of Julio Sosa-Celis by an ICE agent, which led to the agent's arrest and charges of assault and false reporting.
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