Anti-ICE Leftists Chant "Kristi Noem Will Hang" in Massive New York City 'Protest'

It’s starting to feel like the summer of 2020 all over again…

After the fatal shooting of a woman who tried to run over ICE agents with her car yesterday in Minneapolis, ‘peaceful protests’ are breaking out in many big cities — including New York City.

Tonight, thousands of leftists gathered in Foley Square to march against ICE.

The organizers chanted ‘peaceful’ slogans like “Kristi Noem will hang!” and “save a life, kill an ICE!”

Watch this for yourself:

🚨 JUST IN: THOUSANDS of leftists chant "KRISTI NOEM WILL HANG" in the middle of New York City

"Save a life, k*ll ICE"

Holy crap.

And Democrats endorse this rhetoric.

THE ORGANIZERS OF THIS MUST BE IMPRISONED! pic.twitter.com/9C2ELkqBYw

— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) January 9, 2026

This is the so-called ‘peaceful left’ that Democrats continue to support and egg on.

Calling for the death of a government official — especially a patriot like Kristi Noem who is working so hard to make America a better place for Americans — is utterly deranged and unacceptable.

Megyn Kelly made a great point:

This is sick. @KristiNoem is trying to rescue abused children in these communities, arrest violent criminals who don’t belong here and are hurting Americans, and they call for her death?? https://t.co/cYmOrbNoZ9

— Megyn Kelly (@megynkelly) January 9, 2026

I wonder how long it will be until Democrats condemn this.

Wanna place any bets?

Here’s another clip from this evening’s protests in NYC:

Anti-ICE protesters flood the streets of NYC for Renee Good, who was fatally shot while she drove a car into a federal agent.

Footage: @NJEGmedia pic.twitter.com/rJYPhFWl6a

— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) January 9, 2026

Scarily enough, Kristi Noem was actually in New York today.

CBS News reported on protests that happened outside the building where she was giving a press conference:

Demonstrators returned to Foley Square, across from the federal immigration court in Lower Manhattan, at around 9 a.m. They started marching down Centre Street and toward One World Trade Center, where U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem was holding a news conference.

Chopper 2 was live over the march, which has been peaceful and without reports of any arrests, while there is a large law enforcement presence.

Many in the crowd chanted “Justice for Renee Nicole Good,” to protest ICE enforcement in New York and around the country.

“When Donald Trump said he could shoot someone on Fifth avenue and not lose any votes, he was talking about Renee Good,” said Assemblyman Alex Bores, who represents parts of Manhattan.

ABC 7 NY has more details on the protests:

For a second straight night, crowds of anti-ICE protesters have taken over Foley Square in Manhattan, demonstrating in response to Wednesday’s deadly shooting in Minneapolis.

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The turnout Thursday night was already larger than Wednesday night by the evening hours, with more protesters and a bigger police presence at Foley Square and across the street at 26 Federal Plaza.

Earlier in the day, around 200 rally participants marched from Foley Square to 1 World Trade Center, where Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem spoke about ongoing ICE operations.

Noem defended the actions of the federal agent who fatally shot 37-year-old mother Renee Good in Minneapolis.

Demonstrators are frustrated and fed up.

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“What we saw happen yesterday, what we’ve been seeing happening with ICE is authoritarianism, it’s illegal, they don’t care that it’s illegal but as people with hearts, we show up for each other,” said protester Sarah Sophie Flicker.

The newly sworn in Manhattan Borough President, Democrat Brad Hoylman-Sigal, was among the demonstrators.

“We saw what happened in Minnesota, we all should be heartsick at that result, but it could happen here in Manhattan, in New York City, and that’s why it’s so important that we take to the streets and make our opinions known that this is not a democratic approach toward immigration,” Hoylman-Sigal said.