Protesters in Marble Hill are demanding the immediate withdrawal of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) from New York City following the fatal shooting of Oscar Belgal, an incident that has reignited concerns over immigration enforcement and community safety. Demonstrators argue that ICE’s presence exacerbates tensions and endangers local residents, particularly in neighborhoods already strained by violence. The call for ICE’s departure comes amid broader debates about law enforcement’s role in immigrant communities and the broader implications of federal immigration policies. Advocates say the shooting underscores the need for systemic changes to address both public safety and immigrant rights.
Marble Hill protesters call for ICE to leave NYC after Oscar Belgal shooting amNewYork
