Overview
- Minnesota, Minneapolis and St. Paul filed a federal lawsuit seeking a temporary restraining order to stop or limit ICE operations following the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good.
- DHS says the campaign is ICE’s largest to date, reporting more than 2,000 arrests and plans for over 2,000 agents in Minnesota, with senior officials publicly defending the operation.
- Confrontations escalated in the Twin Cities as agents used tear gas to disperse crowds near an ICE traffic incident, while protests and vigils continued across the United States.
- The UN human rights office urged a rapid, independent and transparent investigation into Good’s death, noting international standards on lethal force and calling for steps to reduce tensions.
- U.S. reporting identified the firing agent as Jonathan Ross, a longtime DHS veteran, as Minnesota officials challenged the federal account based on videos reviewed by state and city leaders.