Trump Sends Hundreds of Federal Officers to Minneapolis After ICE Shooting Sparks Nationwide Protests. The Trump administration says it is deploying hundreds of additional federal officers to Minneapolis, just days after a woman was fatally shot by an ICE agent — an incident that has ignited protests across the US. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem says the reinforcements are meant to protect ICE and Border Patrol agents as immigration enforcement ramps up in the state. She warned that anyone interfering with federal operations would face criminal consequences. The move comes after 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good was shot while sitting in her car. Federal officials insist the agent fired in self-defence, claiming Good used her vehicle as a weapon. Local leaders strongly dispute that version, saying she posed no threat. Tens of thousands marched in Minneapolis over the weekend, with similar demonstrations breaking out in cities like New York, Seattle and Los Angeles. City officials say most protests have been peaceful. The FBI is now investigating the shooting, as tensions grow between federal authorities and local leaders over immigration enforcement and accountability.