MUSKEGON, Mich. — Around 50 neighbors gathered for a vigil Thursday night in downtown Muskegon to honor people killed by federal immigration officers, including Alex Pretti, who died in Minneapolis last Saturday during protests over immigration enforcement. Muskegon community holds vigil for those killed by federal immigration officersDoyle, an organizer with the Progressive Democratic Women's Caucus of Muskegon, helped coordinate the vigil along with Indy Next Gen. I think the whole community is feeling that, and we're all experiencing this together as a community," Doyle said. The vigil provided a safe space for neighbors to process their emotions and voice their feelings. "We continue to be here in the streets of America until they are safe for our neighbors," said another speaker.