Summary
A new video shows a Minnesota woman's encounter with an ICE officer before she was fatally shot. Public anger is growing as local agencies are excluded from the investigation. The U.S. government defends the officer, while local officials criticize federal handling.
Key Facts
- A video shows the moments leading up to the shooting of Renee Nicole Good by ICE officer Jonathan Ross in Minnesota.
- The video was shared by a conservative news site and later by the Department of Homeland Security.
- Local officials are upset because federal agencies are handling the investigation without involving them.
- President Trump's administration supports the ICE officer, saying he acted in self-defense.
- Local authorities and Minnesota's prosecutor have asked the public for any additional evidence related to the incident.
- Renee Nicole Good was the fourth person killed by ICE agents since the start of an immigration crackdown last year.
- Good's wife, present during the incident, said they were at the scene to support others and criticized the armed response by federal agents.
