Baltimore, MD, September 23, 2026 —

The mother of Renee Good, a woman who was fatally shot by a federal immigration agent in Minneapolis, has publicly stated her political affiliation and is demanding accountability from immigration authorities regarding the incident.

According to her statement, the mother, whose name was not provided, indicated that she had previously voted for President Trump. She is now calling for a thorough investigation and accountability from the federal immigration agencies involved in the events that led to her daughter’s death.

Details surrounding the shooting remain limited. The name of the federal immigration agent involved was not disclosed in the information provided. Similarly, the specific agency the agent was affiliated with, the circumstances leading up to the shooting, and any information regarding whether an investigation into the agent’s conduct has been initiated or its current status, were not made available.

The location of the incident was confirmed as Minneapolis. However, further information regarding the exact date of the shooting or any immediate aftermath, such as the sequence of events following the fatal encounter, was not specified.

The mother’s call for accountability underscores a demand for transparency and justice concerning the actions of federal immigration enforcement agents. The lack of specific details about the incident, the agent, or the ongoing processes leaves many questions unanswered regarding this fatal shooting.

Further updates are pending as more information becomes available from official sources regarding the investigation into Renee Good’s death and the actions of the federal immigration agent involved.



Story summarized from the original created by Max Rego on thehill.com, see more information here.

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