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🚨"F*cking dammit Nazis!" Trump's ICE agents randomly gassed a residential Minneapolis neighborhood filled with people after taking another young—potentially teenage—boy. Via Jon Farina. FULL VIDEO ⬇️
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![🚨 Radical Organizer Invokes Minneapolis Burning the 3rd Precinct and Claims “Every Neighborhood” Now Has Rapid Response Groups to Confront ICE On tonight’s Scholars for Social Justice call, Noah Schumacher, a Minneapolis organizer with the Twin Cities Coalition for Justice, framed Minneapolis as a model of escalation, explicitly invoking the burning of the Third Precinct after George Floyd’s murder. “This is the same city that burned down, that burned down the 3rd precinct, after, after George Floyd was murdered.” He then claimed a metro-wide infrastructure of “rapid response groups” now exists in every neighborhood across Minneapolis, St. Paul, and the suburbs, with the stated purpose of monitoring ICE activity and mobilizing to “confront” agents. “Every neighborhood in Minneapolis, every neighborhood in St. Paul, every neighborhood in the surrounding suburbs… has formed rapid response groups.” “These groups have dedicated community members reporting on ICE activity so that people can respond as quickly as possible to observe, document, and confront these ICE agents.” Schumacher did not present this as reform politics. He described it as revolutionary organizing aimed at power, explicitly rejecting reform as the goal. “We are a revolutionary organization. Our focus is political power.” “[There is] no reforming the police or reforming ICE.” He also appeared wearing a National Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression shirt, which is worth flagging as his organization is an affiliate of NAARPR. Schumacher praised how Minneapolis has a deep bench of experienced activists and that is why this kind of mobilization is possible. “There's a lot of seasoned, experienced organizers in Minneapolis. There's a strong activist culture in Minneapolis, and so people are showing up and getting in the streets, and it's a beautiful thing to see.” Stick around. Next I’ll show Schumacher walking through the full rapid response playbook in his own words, plus how their coalition work fits into it.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2011610045402751390/amplify_video_thumb/2011606593889325056/img/_XMm2QiO4h1vftvX.jpg)
