Mother of Renee Good, ICE shooting victim, says she voted for Trump
Key Points:
- Donna Ganger, mother of Renee Nicole Good who was fatally shot by an ICE agent in January, expressed her disappointment after voting for President Trump, believing federal immigration officers would protect Americans.
- Renee Good was shot by ICE agent Jonathan Ross in Minneapolis during immigration enforcement; video evidence contradicted claims that Good acted aggressively, leading to public outcry and protests.
- The incident, along with another fatal shooting by Customs and Border Protection agents, sparked nationwide protests against the Trump administration's use of militarized immigration enforcement.
- Good’s family has expressed deep distress and disbelief over her violent death, emphasizing her belief in kindness and hope for a better future.
- Local officials, including Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey, have criticized the self-defense narrative presented by ICE and Homeland Security officials regarding the shooting.