BREAKING: ICE Kills Legal Observer in Cold Blood in Minneapolis

The officer shouldn’t have shot the gun’: Eyewitness describes ICE shooting leaving a woman dead

A 37-year-old legal observer was fatally shot by a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent Wednesday in Minneapolis, Minnesota, according to video evidence circulating publicly. The woman, identified as Renee Nicole Good, was seated in her vehicle and appeared to be attempting to leave the area when the shooting occurred.

Video footage shows an ICE agent stepping into view, raising his weapon, and firing a single shot into the vehicle, striking Good in the head. The incident unfolded rapidly, with no visible warning or attempt at de-escalation before lethal force was used.

Despite the graphic nature of the footage, the Trump administration has disputed what viewers can plainly see. President Donald Trump took to Truth Social to present a sharply different account, claiming the woman was “very disorderly,” had been “obstructing and resisting,” and allegedly struck an ICE officer with her vehicle.

Trump asserted that the officer fired in self-defense after being “violently, willfully, and viciously” run over, adding that the agent was hospitalized and “lucky to be alive.” However, critics point out that the video evidence does not clearly support that version of events, raising serious questions about the administration’s narrative and the use of deadly force.

As calls for accountability grow, the shooting has intensified scrutiny of ICE operations and the administration’s repeated attempts to discredit visual evidence by offering conflicting explanations.