St. Louis-area clergy asks local police to not help ICE ‘in illegal arrests’

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) – Religious leaders across St. Louis, Christian, Catholic and Jewish, sang hymns and gathered Thursday to plan what message they want to send to the community.

“The situation could come this way, and we want to be ready,” said Pastor Ivan James.

After the shooting of Renee Nicole Good by an ICE agent last week, waves of protests followed. A few were held in the city, with a larger one in St. Louis County, as protesters aimed to keep ICE out of St. Louis…

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