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El Paso Holds Vigil for Woman Fatally Shot by ICE Officer in Minnesota

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A vigil is set to take place in Downtown El Paso to honor Renee Nicole Good, who was tragically shot and killed by a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer in Minneapolis. Organized by the grassroots group EPTX United, the event aims to bring the community together to remember Good and raise awareness about the impact of such incidents. The gathering is scheduled to begin at 6 PM, providing an opportunity for residents to show solidarity and support for her family and the broader issues surrounding immigration enforcement. This event highlights the ongoing concerns regarding the actions of ICE and their repercussions on individuals and families.

Key Details: • Vigil starts at 6 PM in Downtown El Paso • Hosted by EPTX United, a local grassroots organization • Event aims to raise awareness about immigration enforcement issues

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