Thousands gathered in front of the Colorado Springs City Hall on Sunday, Jan. 25, in a protest against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) following the fatal shooting of VA Intensive Care Unit (ICU) nurse Alex Pretti in Minneapolis.

Crowds of Hudson residents and others gathered outside the former Hudson Correctional Facility to protest against proposed plans to build an ICE detention center at that location.

The second deadly shooting of a U.S. citizen by federal agents in Minnesota brought hundreds of protesters to the steps of City Hall in Colorado Springs on Sunday despite below-freezing temperatures and steady snowfall.

The ACLU of Colorado sued ICE multiple times last year, forcing the agency to turn over documents that revealed plans for additional detention centers in the state.

In the wake of Renee Good’s death at the hands of a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent in Minneapolis on Jan. 7, many have taken the opportunity to

Protests continue across the country in response to the shooting death of Renee Good by ICE agents, as demonstrators in Colorado Springs marched to City Hall on Saturday, Jan.

Many in Colorado Springs joined a nationwide demonstration, calling for accountability and justice after Renee Good was shot and killed in a shooting involving an ICE agent.

The U.S. government views Colorado as enemy territory. The Trump administration’s abuse of the state has caused anguish and loss for its residents, including those who voted for President Donald Trump.

Thousands of Coloradans gathered in cities large and small on Saturday to voice their opposition to the Trump administration as part of a nationwide network of protests called “No Kings.” The name is in reference to what organizers say are the ...

Colorado has responded to the shooting death of mother Renee Nicole Good with protests and rallies, including one scheduled for today, January 9, at the Colorado State Capitol Building. On January 7, Good was shot and killed in Minneapolis by ICE agents ...

More than 60 CEOs of Minnesota-based companies called for an immediate “de-escalation of tensions” between state, local and federal authorities as the state reels from another fatal shooting of an American by immigration agents.