Minneapolis Erupts: 29 Detained After ICE Agent Shooting Sparks Widespread Protests

• At least 29 people were detained and one police officer injured during protests in Minneapolis following the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good by an ICE agent.
• Over 1,000 people demonstrated, leading to an unlawful assembly declaration; protesters reportedly forced entry into a hotel where ICE agents were staying.
• Police Chief Brian O’Hara stated officers used a "disciplined and restrained response"; all 29 arrested individuals were later released.
• The shooting of Renee Nicole Good by ICE agent Jonathan Ross is under investigation by the FBI and Minnesota officials, with conflicting accounts of self-defense versus attempted escape.
• Democratic Congresswomen Ilhan Omar, Kelly Morrison, and Angie Craig were denied full access to an ICE facility, accusing the agencies of obstructing oversight.

Why It Matters: Minneapolis protests escalate after an ICE agent's fatal shooting, sparking investigations and political tensions.