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Why an ICE shooting in Houston isn’t leading to mass protests

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HOUSTON — In the days after federal agents shot and killed Renée Good in Minneapolis, tens of thousands of people flooded that city’s streets in protest. When agents shot Alex Pretti to death three weeks later, the crowds exceeded 50,000 people. But the immediate fallout in Houston looked entirely different after an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer shot and killed Lorenzo Salgado Araujo on his way to work Tuesday morning. Download the SAN app today to stay up-to-date with Unbiased.
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Houston neighborhood looks for answers after fatal ICE shooting

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HOUSTON — Jorge Gonzalez woke up shortly before 7 a.m. Tuesday when the phone rang. His next door neighbor asked his wife, from the other end of the line: Did you hear the gunshots? Gonzalez, a longtime resident of Houston’s predominantly Latino Magnolia Park, sprang up from bed. He wove through the 88-year-old bungalow he and his wife share on Canal Street, out to the front yard, where a chain-link fence separates the rain-drenched grass from the street.
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Is nothing sacred? Rising beef prices end a beloved Texas tradition

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HOUSTON — The death notice arrived digitally: a fade-to-sepia montage loaded onto Instagram over Sarah McLachlan’s mournful goodbye ballad: “I will remember you…” Sixteen-ounce ribeyes, crowned with slabs of butter, whirled through the photo carousel posted by Moontower Inn, a neighborhood bar in Houston’s East End. “…Will you remember me…” Marisa Campbell couldn’t turn away.
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