Renee Good's family has filed lawsuits against the Trump administration over her fatal shooting by an ICE agent during a Minneapolis immigration crackdown. The incident, which occurred in January, has led to widespread protests and legal action against the administration.
The lawsuits, filed by Good's partner Becca Good and her brother Brent Ganger, allege that Trump administration officials were negligent and violated civil rights. The cases seek damages and a jury trial, marking the first major legal action against the administration over its immigration sweeps in Minneapolis.
Minnesota has sued the Trump administration to gain access to evidence from the shooting scenes, but investigations have stalled due to the Justice Department's lack of cooperation. The administration has defended the conduct of the ICE agent as justified use of force in dangerous situations.
The shooting of Good and another American nurse, Alex Pretti, has intensified backlash against the Trump administration's immigration crackdowns, with at least 10 people dying in encounters with immigration officers during his second term.