Next Friday, March 6, we’re coming together in Minneapolis to honor Alex Pretti and Renée Nicole Good — and to stand with the communities they died defending.
Dropkick Murphys will headline a free tribute concert near Eat Street at the memorial site that has become a focal point for grief, solidarity, and resolve in the wake of their murders.
The purpose is clear:
Honor their lives. Support the families and neighborhoods impacted. Raise funds for local organizations providing direct services to communities still suffering under the ongoing ICE occupation.
Music begins at 1pm CST. Admission is free.
If you can travel, join us in person.
If you can’t, we’re hosting a free global livestream at AbolishICE.live so you can participate from wherever you are.
Minnesota families are still navigating fear, disrupted livelihoods, legal uncertainty, and economic fallout. The funds raised will support immigrant legal defense, small business recovery, family support networks, and local mutual aid organizations doing the daily work of holding their communities together.
When federal power is used in ways that destabilize neighborhoods, the response must be organized, durable, and community-led. Veterans understand that presence matters. Showing up matters. Sustained support matters.
That’s why Task Force Butler and Veterans Fighting Fascism are sponsoring the livestream and mobilizing our networks.
If you believe in accountability. If you believe in civil rights. If you believe communities should not be terrorized into silence.
Be there.
In person: Minneapolis — near Eat Street
1pm CST, Friday, March 6
Livestream: AbolishICE.live
Show up if you can. Tune in if you can’t. Share this invitation with someone who’s looking for a way to stand in solidarity.
In solidarity,
Kris Goldsmith Founder
Task Force Butler Founder
Veterans Fighting Fascism
