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IN PICTURES: KEY WEST’S ‘ICE OUT FOR GOOD’ EVENT DRAWS HUNDREDS

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The Weekly Staff
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a group of people holding a protest sign

Nearly 300 people lined Truman Avenue along Bayview Park on Jan. 11 as Key West joined a series of nationwide “ICE Out for Good” protests in the wake of the Jan. 7 shooting of Minneapolis mother Renee Good by an ICE agent. The peaceful Key West event came together in fewer than 48 hours and featured signs, chants and speakers at the park.

a group of people standing on the side of a road holding signs
a group of people holding a protest sign
a man sitting on an inflatable unicorn holding a sign
a man and a woman holding a sign with a peace sign on it
a man in a red and white hat holding a sign
a woman holding a sign on the side of the road
a woman holding a sign that says immigrants keep this island alive
a group of people holding a sign that says it's personal now
a group of people standing on a sidewalk holding signs

Photos by LARRY BLACKBURN/Keys Weekly

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