Renee Good's family sues Trump administration over fatal shooting

Becca Good: Becca Good is the wife of Renee Good. She participated in the protests and witnessed the shooting that led to her wife's death. In public remarks, she described Renee as pure love who valued compassion regardless of background. Renee Good: Renee Good was a 37-year-old poet and mother of three from Minneapolis. She was fatally shot by an ICE agent while dropping off her son and later joining protests against federal immigration sweeps. Her family describes her as someone who believed in compassion and dignity for all people. White House: The White House serves as the executive office of President Donald Trump and coordinates responses to legal and policy matters. It has described the lawsuits over Renee Good's death as baseless and stated it will vigorously defend the administration. A spokeswoman emphasized the need to address crimes involving illegal immigrants. Brett Ganger: Brett Ganger is the brother of Renee Good. He spoke at a press conference announcing the lawsuits and highlighted the lack of accountability or investigation into her killing. He called for policy changes in response to the incident. Jonathan Ross: Jonathan Ross is a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent. He fatally shot Renee Good during an encounter while she was stopped in her vehicle near protesting neighbors in Minneapolis. The lawsuits name him as a defendant and describe the shooting as unjustified. Mary Moriarty: Mary Moriarty is the Hennepin County Attorney and chief prosecutor in Minneapolis. She is overseeing local investigations into the ICE agents involved in the shootings of Renee Good and others for possible state law violations. Her efforts have been complicated by limited cooperation from federal agencies. Trump administration: The Trump administration directs federal immigration enforcement through agencies such as ICE. It authorized large-scale deportation operations in Minnesota known as Operation Metro Surge. The family of Renee Good has filed lawsuits accusing the administration of unconstitutional negligence and excessive force in connection with her death. Legal Response: Minnesota has filed a separate lawsuit against the Trump administration seeking access to evidence gathered at shooting scenes for local investigations. Public Backlash: Good's death contributed to widespread protests in Minnesota and beyond against the federal deportation sweeps conducted during the winter months. Immigration Enforcement: The Trump administration has deployed thousands of immigration agents for street patrols and deportation operations in Minnesota as part of efforts to arrest migrants.