# NYT Photographer David Guttenfelder Documents ICE Clashes in Minneapolis

Photojournalist David Guttenfelder documents federal immigration crackdown and deadly clashes in Minneapolis.

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David Guttenfelder, a photojournalist for The New York Times, is documenting the federal immigration crackdown and deadly clashes involving ICE in Minneapolis. [^1]

Jean-François Leroy, the founder of the Visa pour l'Image International Festival of Photojournalism, died on August 31 at his home in Paris from cancer at the age of 69. [^2]

Guttenfelder's exhibition titled 'The People of Minneapolis vs. ICE' is currently on show at the Visa pour l'Image photojournalism festival in Perpignan. [^3]

The interview discussed the deaths of Renée Good and Alex Pretti in the context of the immigration crackdown. [^4]

Jean-François Leroy chose the theme 'Reality strikes back' for his final festival edition as a direct response to the threat of AI-generated imagery to the photojournalism profession. [^5]

Jean-François Leroy founded the Visa pour l'Image festival in 1989 with the backing of Roger Thérond, the editor of Paris Match, to extend the tourist season in Perpignan. [^6]

The festival serves as a professional lifeline for photographers who lack gallery representation or book deals, allowing them to present work to editors and agencies. [^7]

David Guttenfelder has spent 35 years photographing history around the world, including work in Rwanda and North Korea. [^8]

## What this stands on

1. David Guttenfelder, a photojournalist for The New York Times, is documenting the federal immigration crackdown and deadly clashes involving ICE in Minneapolis. (FRANCE 24, News)
2. Jean-François Leroy, the founder of the Visa pour l'Image International Festival of Photojournalism, died on August 31 at his home in Paris from cancer at the age of 69. (Digital Camera World, News)
3. Guttenfelder's exhibition titled 'The People of Minneapolis vs. ICE' is currently on show at the Visa pour l'Image photojournalism festival in Perpignan. (FRANCE 24, News)
4. The interview discussed the deaths of Renée Good and Alex Pretti in the context of the immigration crackdown. (FRANCE 24, News)
5. Jean-François Leroy chose the theme 'Reality strikes back' for his final festival edition as a direct response to the threat of AI-generated imagery to the photojournalism profession. (Digital Camera World, News)
6. Jean-François Leroy founded the Visa pour l'Image festival in 1989 with the backing of Roger Thérond, the editor of Paris Match, to extend the tourist season in Perpignan. (Digital Camera World, News)
7. The festival serves as a professional lifeline for photographers who lack gallery representation or book deals, allowing them to present work to editors and agencies. (Digital Camera World, News)
8. David Guttenfelder has spent 35 years photographing history around the world, including work in Rwanda and North Korea. (FRANCE 24, News)

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