Donna Ganger told a Senate committee she voted for Donald Trump expecting ICE agents to protect innocents. Her daughter, Renée Good, was fatally shot by an ICE officer in Minneapolis in January; more than nine months later, Ganger said her family was still struggling.
The Senate committee is investigating fatal shootings by ICE agents. Ganger said, “My daughter should still be alive.” After the shooting, then-Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem called Good’s conduct “an act of domestic terrorism”; Vice President J.D. Vance repeated the claim days later. The article says video evidence undermined claims Good had tried to run over officers.
The article says the federal Justice Department has blocked state investigations into Ross and other ICE agents who have harmed people. It argues for laws allowing victims of police shootings to obtain justice.
