New footage reveals what ICE agent said right after killing Renee Good.

A video recorded by a US immigration officer has raised questions about the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis. The footage shows Good speaking calmly in her SUV moments before the officer opened fire.

The clip, obtained by Alpha News and reposted by the Department of Homeland Security, shows the officer circling Good’s vehicle as sirens blare in the background. Good's wife, Becca Good, is also seen recording the interaction on her phone.

Despite claims by senior Trump administration officials that Good used her vehicle as a weapon, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey rejected the characterization of the incident as "domestic terrorism."

Good's death has sparked protests and calls for transparency in federal law enforcement actions. The FBI has taken the lead in the investigation, with public anger focused on the handling of evidence.

Family's Perspective

Good's family described her as compassionate and driven by faith. Becca Good emphasized the imbalance of force they faced during the encounter, highlighting the difference between their whistles and the officers' guns.

The shooting has become a flashpoint in debates over immigration enforcement and policing tactics. Local leaders dispute claims of a lethal threat, as the publicly available video does not clearly support the officer's actions.

Public Outcry

The newly surfaced video has drawn attention to the exchange between Good and the officers. Calls have been made for additional recordings to be provided to investigators as the controversy surrounding the shooting grows.