ICE Minneapolis shooting: Noem calls Good's actions ‘domestic terrorism’
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Key Points:
- Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem labeled Renee Nicole Good, who was shot and killed by an ICE officer, as a domestic terrorist, citing Good's alleged use of her vehicle as a weapon against the officer.
- Good was shot by ICE agent Jonathan Ross after she reportedly drove her SUV forward when agents tried to remove her from the vehicle, an incident that has sparked protests and criticism of the Trump administration's deportation tactics.
- Noem defended the ICE officer's actions and called for increased federal officer presence in Minneapolis amid concerns over social services fraud, despite ongoing investigations into the shooting.
- Minnesota officials claim the FBI is obstructing the state investigation, while Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey called for an impartial probe independent of federal influence.
