Deadly ICE Shooting in Minneapolis Sparks Clash Between White House and Local Leaders. A fatal shooting involving a US immigration agent has ignited a fierce dispute between federal authorities and local leaders in Minneapolis. The Trump administration says 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good was a violent rioter who tried to run over ICE agents, forcing one officer to fire in self-defence. President Trump and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem have described the incident as an act of domestic terrorism. But Minneapolis officials strongly reject that account. Mayor Jacob Frey accused the agent of recklessly abusing power while Minnesota Governor Tim Walz urged the public not to believe what he called federal propaganda. Videos circulating online show ICE agents confronting Good in her SUV before shots were fired as the vehicle drove away. She later crashed and died at the scene. The killing has triggered protests across Minneapolis and beyond, as calls grow for ICE to leave the city and for a full federal investigation into what really happened.