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Renee Good’s Mother Reveals She Voted for Trump, Blasts ICE
Mediaite • • nation
Key Points:
- Donna Ganger, mother of Renee Good who was fatally shot by an ICE agent, revealed she voted for President Trump but condemned ICE's actions as "madness" during a Capitol Hill forum on deadly federal immigration agent shootings.
- Renee Good, a 37-year-old activist not targeted by ICE, was shot four times by agent Jonathan Ross while partially blocking a Minneapolis roadway; Ross has since been transferred and resumed duties in another state.
- President Trump initially made false claims about Good attacking the ICE officer but later expressed regret after learning Good's father was a strong Trump supporter, stating he "felt terribly" about the incident.
- Ganger emotionally testified about her family's pain and disappointment, emphasizing their diverse political views but shared love, and criticized ICE for disregarding constitutional rules and values.
- The forum, hosted by Sen. Richard Blumenthal and Rep. Robert Garcia, also included other family members affected by federal immigration agent shootings, highlighting at least 21 such incidents during the second Trump administration.
