US EditionWas the ICE agent who killed Renee Good struck by her car, as Sen. Markwayne Mullin claimed?
Renee Good's death during ICE operation near George Floyd Square highlights community trauma and a pattern of 16 shootings linked to immigration agents since July 2025.
- On Jan. 7, 2026, Renee Nicole Good, a 37-year-old United States citizen and mother, died during a federal immigration operation on a residential street in south Minneapolis near George Floyd Square.
- Heightened ICE activity across Minnesota has left communities near George Floyd Square shaken, with independent trackers documenting at least four ICE-linked shootings since July 2025, including seven injuries.
- Investigators and experts note federal officials claim Good tried to run over agents, but Minneapolis leaders say video does not support that, and the FBI controls the investigation, limiting access.
- Protests have intensified over the past week, with hundreds confronting federal agents and clashes near Roosevelt High School leading Minneapolis Public Schools to cancel classes for safety, while attorneys who led George Floyd's case now represent Good's family.
- Community leaders are calling for Congress to require independent oversight, advocates urge the Department of Justice to ban shooting into moving vehicles and armed operations near schools, and calls demand leadership change at DHS.
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Was the ICE agent who killed Renee Good struck by her car, as Sen. Markwayne Mullin claimed?
No. While footage from Jonathan Ross’s cellphone has been cited as evidence that he was hit by Good’s vehicle, multiple analyses of footage from different angles indicate that Ross was not in the vehicle’s path, nor was he run over, when he fired multiple shots. Before the shooting, Ross crossed in front of Good’s vehicle as it reversed to leave. In his footage, Good can be seen turning her steering wheel to the right, away from Ross, before th…
George Floyd Square Shaken by ICE Presence After Renee Good Shooting
Residents near George Floyd Square say increased ICE activity after Renee Good’s killing has reignited trauma and disrupted community healing. The post ICE surge rekindles trauma at George Floyd Square appeared first on Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder.
The Rush to Justify Renee Good’s Killing Should Scare Every American
Duvalier Malone writes on the fatal shooting of U.S. citizen Renee Good, who died in January after an altercation with ICE. He warns that the federal government’s rush to form a narrative justifying Good’s death should concern us all. The post Opinion | The Rush to Justify Renee Good’s Killing Should Scare Every American appeared first on Mississippi Free Press.
‘Stamen and Salt’: In Memory of Renee Good
January 7 began as a normal day for Renee Good. She packed her six-year-old son into the back seat, along with his lunch and their large dog, and drove him to school. As she drove home, she noticed out of the corner of her eye a group of huddled ICE agents. She decided to drive closer to observe what was happening to her neighbors—not, of course, before opening the glove box to draw out her weapon: a whistle. It was not long before ICE noticed…
If ICE can do this to them, it can do it to any of us
Over the last few days, my thoughts have dwelled heavily on the tragic losses of Renee Good, Keith Porter, and Alex Pretti. These are not only names. They are people whose absence has left silence at kitchen tables, unanswered phone calls, bedrooms that will never be slept in again. State Rep. Corey Paris And I cannot stop thinking about Liam Conejo Ramos, a 5-year-old child reportedly coaxed and manipulated by ICE agents and used as bait to lu…
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