What we know as questions grow about the fatal ICE shooting in Minneapolis

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A federal immigration agent identified as Jonathan Ross shot and killed 37-year-old Renee Good during a Jan. 7 enforcement operation in south Minneapolis, near the site of George Floyd’s killing. Eyewitness video shows agents surrounding Good’s SUV before Ross fired as the vehicle moved forward; Good later died at a hospital. City leaders condemned the shooting, protests swelled, and the National Guard was activated. DHS defended the agent’s actions, while the FBI took over the investigation after excluding state investigators. Federal agents used chemical spray during confrontations, and several protesters were arrested.