US EditionTrump says Renee Good’s actions before fatal shooting ‘were pretty tough’
Renee Good was shot by ICE agent Jonathan Ross during a DHS enforcement surge amid disputed claims of self-defense, sparking national debate and protests over ICE tactics.
- On January 16, 2026, an ICE vehicle parked on a Minneapolis residential street, and neighbors confronted masked agents in a two-hour standoff.
- Dec. 1 saw the launch of Operation Metro Surge, and enforcement activity picked up considerably in the last two weeks.
- Photographers and livestreamers documented violent arrests and quick, low-profile detentions at bus stops in the Twin Cities, with some encounters lasting less than five minutes.
- Schools offered online options and the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities campus allowed remote attendance as in-person classes begin Jan. 20, while Joe Thompson and a majority of leadership resigned Jan. 13 and multiple lawsuits, including from the American Civil Liberties Union, challenged the surge's tactics.
- Deportation flights from Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport rose to two per day this past week, and DHS Secretary Kristi Noem said Jan. 15 there are no plans to pull out of Minnesota while CBP Cmdr. Gregory Bovino said the operation has no end date.
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‘Worst of the worst’ illegal migrants busted by ICE in Minneapolis include murderer, man with 24 convictions
The Department of Homeland Security on Friday announced the arrest of what it called the "worst of the worst" criminal illegal immigrants during Operation Metro Surge in Minnesota.
Minneapolis emerges as new epicenter of resistance to Trump: 'ICE wasn't expecting that'
For several weeks, Minnesota's largest metropolitan area has been living under the strain of Operation Metro Surge, which saw the deployment of 2,000 Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers. Since the death of Renee Good on January 7, tensions with residents have reached a peak.
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ICE vs. ice: Protesters in Minneapolis find an ally in winter
MINNEAPOLIS — Federal agents flopping on ice and tripping over snowbanks. Snowballs arcing toward ranks of men armored in tactical gear. Protesters gleefully dumping water to make streets even more hazardous.
ICE fishing: Inside the organized resistance to occupation
Minneapolis Steam billows from atop a coffee mug sustained by cold hands in the frigid passenger’s seat of a hatchback that has weathered many journeys. Nearby on a busy street in south Minneapolis, locals amble about, carrying out their daily sojourns. For now, it is quiet; a waiting game from a
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