Protesters gathered in Montreal to oppose the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) crackdown on immigration, criticizing both ICE’s tactics and Canada’s corporate ties to the agency. The demonstration followed the recent killings of two American citizens by federal agents in Minneapolis, with participants chanting against ICE’s violence. Co-organizer Michael Lipset and others highlighted the complicity of Canadian companies, urging a halt to military equipment exports that may facilitate human rights violations. This rally was part of a broader movement, including protests in Vancouver and across the U.S. against the Trump administration’s immigration policies.
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