On January 7, 2026, Renee Nicole Good, a 37-year-old U.S. citizen, mother of three, poet, and musician, was shot and killed by an ICE agent on a residential street in Minneapolis.

Video footage shows the agent was not in the path of her vehicle when he fired. Renee appeared to be trying to comply while agents shouted conflicting commands. Instead of de-escalating, the agent chose lethal force. The agent could have stepped back. He could have shot the tires. He could have refrained from using his gun at all. Instead, he fired multiple shots into her car, killing her.

After the shooting, the video shows ICE agents blocking a bystander doctor from providing emergency aid as Renee lay dying. For more than 30 seconds, no visible medical assistance was given.

Minnesota has already shown the country what accountability looks like. Attorney General Keith Ellison successfully prosecuted the officers who murdered George Floyd. That work proved that justice is possible when leaders are willing to act.

Now, Ellison has said there will be an investigation. That matters. But arresting potential murderers doesn't need to be delayed by the investigation when probable cause already exists. In homicide cases across this country, suspects are arrested immediately. ICE agents must not be treated differently. Federal authority does not mean federal immunity.

Click “START WRITING” to demand that Attorney General Keith Ellison arrest the ICE agent who killed Renee Nicole Good and once again show the nation that the rule of law applies to everyone.