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Chicagoans outraged by Saturday's slaying of ICU nurse Alex Pretti weeks after the shooting of Renee Good gather in the Loop to call on the Trump administration to stand down.
Amid national debate over deportation tactics, here’s what to know about ICE and Border Patrol enforcement in Michigan.
Sign in hand, 70-year-old Cindy Hull was a one-woman No Kings Day protest in Croswell, a roughly 2,000-person city seated in the longtime, deeply red Sanilac County in the Thumb of a state that Trump won in 2024.
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Hundreds gather in Grand Rapids to protest ICE after second deadly Minneapolis shooting
Hundreds of people gathered Sunday afternoon along Monroe Avenue in Grand Rapids, to protest against the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
BAY CITY, MI – A Bay City man seen in a viral video shouting at protesters in Minneapolis in the aftermath of the death of Renee Nicole Good has since resigned from a southeast-Michigan company. Jayden Scott announced on his LinkedIn account Saturday,
Detroit Free Press reporter Darcie Moran digs deep into the protests happening across Detroit and Michigan since President Donald Trump retook office.
The Women of Michigan Action Network organized a protest in Midland on Sunday in response to another fatal shooting in Minnesota involving a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Officer.
About 30 people gathered at The Rock on Michigan State University's campus, braving winter weather to protest Iran's government and show solidarity with Iranian demonstrators calling for freedom.
Protesters at Northwestern Michigan College on Tuesday opposed a new Turning Point USA chapter, labeling the group a hate organization.
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WMU amid protest: Immigration agency pulled out of job fair
Western Michigan University announced Monday that U.S. Customs and Border Protection recruiters will not appear at its job fair after the agency pulled its registration last week, a university spokesperson said.
The anti-Trump movement has already been successful in multiple regards, experts said. It was no surprise when black and white images of the Civil Rights Movement flashed across the screen in April 2025 during an online training for activists seeking to push back against President Donald Trump.