Oct 5, 2026 · 14 min · 17 segments
Renee Good’s family is suing the federal government over her killing by an ICE agent in Minneapolis. Former Dallas police officer Amber Guyger has been granted parole after serving seven and a half…
The family of Renee Good is now suing the federal government and several Trump administration officials over her killing by an ICE agent in Minneapolis.
Back in January, she was shot and killed by an ICE agent, Jonathan Ross, during the federal immigration crackdown known as Operation Metro CERD.
The other names Ross and several Trump administration officials accusing them of violating Renee's civil rights and creating the policies her family says led to her death.
Our government is killing our citizens without any legal justification.
Folks, we live in a democracy, not a dictatorship.
Today, we announced two historic federal lawsuits taking on the Trump's administration unconstitutional acts during Operation Metro Surge in Minneapolis.
Thousands and thousands of agents were deployed.
They were deployed, allegedly, to deport what's called the, quote, worst of the worst.
But what happened went far beyond that scope.
It ensnared an inexcusable number of good and decent people, including Renee Good.
Renee and her partner had just dropped off their six-year-old son at school when they came across federal immigration officers in their neighborhood.
Renee stopped her SUV and honked her horn to warn people that immigration officers were there.
At the time, Trump administration officials described Renee's actions as an act of domestic terrorism.
The family of Renee Good is now suing the federal government and several Trump administration officials over her killing by an ICE agent in Minneapolis.
Back in January, she was shot and killed by an ICE agent, Jonathan Ross, during the federal immigration crackdown known as Operation Metro CERD.
The other names Ross and several Trump administration officials accusing them of violating Renee's civil rights and creating the policies her family says led to her death.
Our government is killing our citizens without any legal justification.
Folks, we live in a democracy, not a dictatorship.
Today, we announced two historic federal lawsuits taking on the Trump's administration unconstitutional acts during Operation Metro Surge in Minneapolis.
Thousands and thousands of agents were deployed.
They were deployed, allegedly, to deport what's called the, quote, worst of the worst.
But what happened went far beyond that scope.
It ensnared an inexcusable number of good and decent people, including Renee Good.
Renee and her partner had just dropped off their six-year-old son at school when they came across federal immigration officers in their neighborhood.
Renee stopped her SUV and honked her horn to warn people that immigration officers were there.
At the time, Trump administration officials described Renee's actions as an act of domestic terrorism.
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