#renee-nicole-good

#renee-nicole-good

A push by the Department of Justice to open an investigation into the widow of Renee Nicole Good after her tragic killing at the hands of a federal immigration officer has sparked a mass resignation of federal prosecutors in Minnesota, reports say. According to reports, at least a dozen federal prosecutors across Washington and Minnesota have indicated their plans to resign.

U.S. Rep. Robin Kelly, an Illinois Democrat, introduced articles of impeachment against Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem Wednesday. This comes after what Kelly called a "reign of terror" by Immigration and Customs Enforcement and other agencies of the Department of Homeland Security. It includes the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good by an ICE agent in Minneapolis January 7. Related: Who was Renee Nicole Good? Remembering the Minneapolis poet and mother killed by ICE

FBI investigators are looking into Renee Nicole Good's life and potential history of anti-ICE activism after her death, sources familiar with the situation have said, seemingly trying to retroactively justify her killing as they obstruct probes into her killer, ICE agent Jonathan Ross. Sources told The New York Times that it "seems increasingly unlikely" that the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent will face criminal charges for his shooting and killing of Good.

Noem's version of the story-which has been captured in multiple videos, from multiple angles-is that the mother-of-three "attacked" the ICE officers and "attempted to run them over and ram them with her vehicle" while they were trying to push their own vehicles out of the snow. The secretary doubled down on those claims on Fox News later on Thursday, saying Good was "an anti-ICE rioter" who "weaponized her vehicle."

Over a thousand protests have taken place nationwide as part of a "weekend of action" since the shooting by an ICE agent of Renée Nicole Good in Minneapolis on January 7, 2026. A GoFundMe account, paused as of this writing, has raised over $1.5 million for Good's widow Becca, their son, and Renée's two other children. In San Francisco on January 10, demonstrators gathered at Van Ness Avenue and O'Farrell Street. San Francisco Bay Times columnist Joanie Juster, who took this footage, was among the many participants.

Craig reportedly confronted Emmer about the recent murder of 37-year-old queer mother of three Renee Nicole Good by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent in Minneapolis. The video shows Craig approaching Emmer, forcefully gesturing and pointing at him as she speaks. He speaks over her, also gesturing and leaning towards her. Even after two men separate them, they continue speaking, gesturing, and leaning in passionately. Rep. Betty McCollum (D-MN) eventually pulled Craig back to separate them.

MICHAEL GRADY: Let's join our public address announcer Jedidiah Jones. JEDIDIAH JONES: We are saddened by the tragedy that occurred yesterday in our Minneapolis community in the loss of Renee Nicole Good. Our thoughts are with her family and everyone affected, and our hearts are with our community as we hope for healing and unity during this challenging time. Please join us in a moment of silence. Thank you.

David Yelland, former deputy editor at the New York Post, slammed his old newspaper as a disgrace for its Friday front page branding the Minnesota woman killed by an ICE agent as a Warrior' of the Left. The cover splash, which shows a large image of Renee Nicole Good, reports that the victim was an activist member of ICE Watch and trained to resist' agents.

Good was shot to death by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent Wednesday on a Minneapolis street. She was in her vehicle and was driving through an area where ICE was conducting a sweep. The Trump administration has been spinning the story to claim that Good was a threat to the ICE agents, "weaponizing" her vehicle, but video shows her trying to drive away from the scene when she was shot.

Pressed about his reaction in the Oval Office by New York Times reporters who had assembled to interview him, the president maintained that Good was at fault and had "run over" the agent who shot her. "I want to see nobody get shot," Trump told the journalists. "I want to see nobody screaming and trying to run over policemen either... That was a vicious situation that took place."

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Crowds marched from the ICE building in downtown San Francisco in response to the shooting death a 37-year-old woman killed by an ICE agent in Minneapolis. The protesters were seen marching along Sansome Street just after 6 p.m. holding anti-ICE signs and yelling, "no ICE" and "say her name." Protesters were later told to disperse just before 7 p.m.