Minneapolis, USA (UNA) :
Demonstrations have spread in Minneapolis and other U.S. cities following the fatal shooting of 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good by an ICE agent during a federal immigration enforcement operation. The incident, which has drawn conflicting accounts from federal and local officials, has prompted public anger and calls for clearer investigation and greater accountability.
For ordinary residents and communities across the U.S., the protests reflect deep concerns over the use of force by federal agencies and transparency in high-profile law enforcement incidents. Hundreds gathered in Minneapolis, chanting slogans and holding vigils, while demonstrations also appeared in major cities such as New York and Seattle, highlighting nationwide unease.
The shooting took place amid a large federal immigration enforcement operation, drawing sharp criticism from local leaders, including the Minneapolis mayor and state officials, who dispute the federal narrative and have demanded a transparent investigation involving state and local authorities.
Tensions have been heightened by disagreements over jurisdiction and how the probe is being handled, with state prosecutors seeking access to evidence and federal authorities maintaining control. The case has underscored longstanding debates about law enforcement oversight, civil liberties and the role of federal agencies in local communities.
Officials have urged calm and peaceful expression of grievance, while investigators continue to review the circumstances of the shooting. Public interest remains high as citizens await fuller clarity on the events and how they will be addressed through legal and policy channels.