Madison McVan

That's how they see it.

So I'm not surprised that ICE agents feel threatened by this.

I think that's part of the goal.

Hmm.

I think it's important to remember that at least the activists I've been with are committed to doing this within the bounds of the law.

So it's really this gray area between what's considered obstruction in a legal sense and what is practically obstruction of ICE's work.

Honking horns and following them is not physically blocking them from making an arrest, but it certainly discourages them from doing so.

So that's kind of where a lot of the action is happening.

And when it comes to Renee Good, it's unclear what exactly her involvement may have been in any kind of organized movement to protest.

But I think what her actions show is that the people of Minneapolis collectively, at least most of them, it feels like, have decided that when they see ICE, they're taking action in whatever form feels right for them.