Trump Admin Accused of Cover-Up in Fatal ICE Shooting of Minnesota Woman

By: Isaac Boamah Darko

New footage analysis reveals discrepancies in the Trump administration’s account of a fatal ICE shooting in Minneapolis. Videos from multiple angles appear to show the driver, Renee Nicole Good, moving away from federal officers when an ICE agent fired shots, contradicting claims of self-defense.

The incident has sparked intense debate, with Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey labeling the administration’s narrative as “bulls—” and Governor Tim Walz calling for a thorough investigation. The Trump administration, however, maintains that the officer acted defensively, citing claims that Good attempted to run over officers with her vehicle.

Key Points of Contention:

• Direction of the Vehicle: Footage analysis suggests Good’s vehicle was driving away when shots were fired.
• Self-Defense Claims: Federal officials claim the officer feared for his life, while local leaders dispute this account.
• Investigation: State and federal authorities are investigating the shooting, with calls for transparency and accountability.