New details are continuing to surface about Renee Nicole Macklin Good, the Minneapolis woman killed during a confrontation with federal immigration agents that has ignited a national firestorm.
Several videos that went viral this week show Good actively blocking Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers from driving through a residential street during an ICE operation in Minneapolis. The footage captures Good sitting in the driver’s seat of her Honda SUV, parked sideways across the road, preventing federal vehicles from passing.
As ICE agents approach her vehicle and demand that she move, Good reverses briefly, then repositions her SUV in a way that places her vehicle directly in line with at least one agent. Moments later, her car appears to surge forward. Within seconds, an ICE agent opens fire.
Good, 37, was struck and killed.
The raw footage leaves little doubt that Good was not a passive bystander. Multiple witnesses confirmed that she was intentionally blocking traffic in an effort to disrupt the federal operation.
One woman who lives on the street described Good as “the main car leading the protest,” adding that “She was very successful at blocking the traffic, she was doing what she set out to do.” The witness further stated that Good was “definitely” impeding traffic in order to block ICE agents from moving through the neighborhood.
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